財政問題 | Japanese meaning

財政問題【ざいせいもんだい】

Alsoざいせいもんだい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

economic problem; financial problem

This term refers to issues related to the management of money, resources, or fiscal policies within a government or organization. It can involve budget deficits, debt, or economic instability.

The government introduced new policies to address the economic problem.

Example sentences2 results

Developing countries suffer from difficulties of fiscal problems.

Tatoeba

The government will have to deal with the financial problem.

Tatoeba

財政問題【ざいせいもんだい】

Alsoざいせいもんだい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

economic problem; financial problem

This term refers to issues related to the management of money, resources, or fiscal policies within a government or organization. It can involve budget deficits, debt, or economic instability.

The government introduced new policies to address the economic problem.

Example sentences2 results

Developing countries suffer from difficulties of fiscal problems.

Tatoeba

The government will have to deal with the financial problem.

Tatoeba

財

N35

意property; money; wealth; assets

訓たから

音ザイ、サイ、ゾク

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政

N35

意politics; government

訓まつりごと、まん

音セイ、ショウ

名ただ、まさ

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問

N43

意question; ask; problem

訓と.う、と.い、とん

音モン

名はる

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題

N43

意topic; subject

音ダイ

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財政問題【ざいせいもんだい】

Alsoざいせいもんだい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

economic problem; financial problem

This term refers to issues related to the management of money, resources, or fiscal policies within a government or organization. It can involve budget deficits, debt, or economic instability.

The government introduced new policies to address the economic problem.

Example sentences2 results

Developing countries suffer from difficulties of fiscal problems.

Tatoeba

The government will have to deal with the financial problem.

Tatoeba

財政問題【ざいせいもんだい】

Alsoざいせいもんだい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

economic problem; financial problem

This term refers to issues related to the management of money, resources, or fiscal policies within a government or organization. It can involve budget deficits, debt, or economic instability.