U.S. fiscal deficit issue is manageable
时间:2011-04-27 07:34:49
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NEW YORK, April 26 (Xinhua) -- U.S. Treasury1 Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said Tuesday that the current U.S. fiscal2 deficit3(国库赤字) problems were manageable and bipartisan efforts were required to address the challenge.
"(The fiscal deficit is) much bigger challenge than anything we faced as a government in the last several decades on the budget side," the treasury chief said at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, "but it is a manageable challenge for the U.S.."The comment referred to the current fiscal deficit problems that the U.S. government was facing. In a letter on April 4, Geithner told Senate Majority Leader
Harry4 Reid that the U.S. would reach the debt limit of 14.3 trillion by May 16.
"There is no alternative," said Geithner, stressing that bipartisan efforts were required to address the challenge that both
democrats5 and republicans needed to understand the importance of bringing down the deficit.
"Our objective is to take advantage of this to build bipartisan consensus," the treasury secretary voiced confidence at the
collaboration6 of the two parties, saying "we have a chance to do that now because there is broad agreement among both republicans and democrats."Geithner said the two parties have reached agreements "on the scale of deficit reduction that need to commit to achieve," and "substantially agreements" on some of the
components7 of that.
Besides fiscal deficit problems, Geithner also
pointed8 out that economic growth and financial repair and reform were the other two major challenges that the U.S. was facing right now
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