budget floor
[ˈbʌdʒɪt flɔːr]
nounpl: budget floors
piso orçamentário
1. The minimum amount of money allocated or guaranteed for a particular purpose, project, or department in a budget that cannot be reduced below this level
The school district established a budget floor for teacher salaries to ensure fair compensation.
O distrito escolar estabeleceu um piso orçamentário para os salários dos professores para garantir compensação justa.
2. A lower limit or baseline spending level set in a budget agreement or financial plan
Congress negotiated a budget floor for defense spending in the upcoming fiscal year.
O Congresso negociou um piso orçamentário para gastos de defesa no próximo ano fiscal.
This term is primarily used in governmental, educational, and corporate financial contexts in both the United States and Brazil. In Brazil, it gained prominence with discussions about constitutional budget minimums (pisos constitucionais) for education and health sectors. The concept represents a commitment to guaranteed minimum funding levels.
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