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政府は定額減税の効果を測るために、消費動向の変化を分析した。
To measure the impact of the flat-rate tax cuts, the government analyzed changes in consumption trends.
To evaluate the economic or fiscal impact of a uniform tax reduction applied to all eligible taxpayers.
経済学者たちは定額減税の効果を測るために、GDP成長率と家計消費のデータを比較した。
Economists compared GDP growth rates and household consumption data to measure the effect of the flat-rate tax cuts.
自治体は定額減税の効果を測るアンケートを実施し、市民の反応を集めた。
The local government conducted a survey to measure the impact of the flat-rate tax cuts and gathered citizen responses.
Often used in policy discussions to assess whether tax cuts stimulate spending or achieve fiscal goals.
Use this phrase when discussing policy outcomes or economic stimulus measures. It implies a systematic approach to assessing results, often involving data analysis or surveys.
When using this phrase, specify the metrics being measured (e.g., consumption, GDP, employment rates) to clarify what 'effect' refers to.
Common in Japanese fiscal policy discourse, especially during tax reform debates. The phrase combines 定額 (fixed amount) + 減税 (tax reduction) + 効果 (effect) + 測る (to measure).