red book

noun

1. sometimes capitals a government publication bound in red, esp the Treasury's annual forecast of revenue, expenditure, growth, and inflation

Example Sentences

In its so-called “red book” setting out the Budget details, the Treasury acknowledged the government had spent “an increasing proportion” of overseas aid on refugees and asylum seekers which had “significant implications” for aid spending overseas.

From BBC

And, shopping centre bosses have been quick to learn from their tenants, taking a leaf out of their book and using Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu - or Little Red Book - to help market the precinct.

From BBC

Cathy, works at the Sing Kee supermarket, one of the first businesses to move in and said the promotion on Little Red Book was proving successful.

From BBC

"Because a lot of our tenants are utilising Little Red Book we thought there was an opportunity there," said Mr Broughton.

From BBC

According to Junjie Wang, a business reporter who writes a newsletter about China’s retail sector, users on China’s social media platform Xiaohongshu, which translates to Little Red Book, reported spending more than $1,400 on trips to see Ye.

From Los Angeles Times