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nonfiscal

nonfiscal

7.0
Not about money, taxes, or other financial matters
  • adjective
  • /nɒnˈfɪskəl/
translation icon : no fiscal
  • The government introduced several nonfiscal policies to improve public health.

Examples

  • The committee discussed nonfiscal issues such as workplace culture and safety.

  • Employee satisfaction increased due to nonfiscal incentives like flexible schedules.

  • The nonfiscal benefits are clear.

  • Don't overlook nonfiscal factors!

  • The committee discussed several nonfiscal measures, including education and healthcare reforms.

  • Many nonfiscal issues, such as climate change and public safety, were on the agenda for the conference.

  • She presented a report focused on nonfiscal policies that aim to improve community health resources.

Synonyms

nonfinancial
vsnonfiscal
1 4.6

Not about money or payments

includes government revenue, taxes, and public income matters specifically
noneconomic
vsnonfiscal
1 5.5

Not about money, trade, or profit but about other values

relates to government taxes and revenue rather than profit or trade
nonmoney
vsnonfiscal
6.4

Not involving money

includes taxes, fees, and other government income concerns
non-monetary
vsnonfiscal
4.6

Not involving money, for example gifts or services

focuses on government tax and revenue aspects rather than price

Antonyms

438 5.2

Relating to government money, especially taxes and public spending

How Financial

fiscal
438 5.2
financial
3.2
nonfinancial
1 4.6
nonfiscal
7.0

Surface Forms

nonfiscal positive

Morphology

nonfiscal = fiscal (transparent) = non + fiscal

Meaning is a straightforward negation of the adjective 'fiscal' using the productive English prefix 'non'.

Etymology

Nonfiscal is made of non- meaning 'not' and fiscal, which comes from an old word for 'purse' or the government's money, the same root you see in finance. So nonfiscal describes things that are 'not about money, taxes, or government money'.