Search Results - subject:"‘Crowding out’"

Fiscal actions and crowding out in the UK

Arestis, Philip - In: The Cyprus journal of economics 2 (1989) 2, pp. 30-45

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Government expenditures and consumption crowding out

Tridimas, George - 1989

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Channels of Monetary Policy in a Transition Country: Hungary

Barran, Fernando; Kegels, Chantal - Institut de Recherche Économique et Sociale (IRES), … - 1996

In the last years, Hungary recorded huge current deficits. These results may endanger the capacity of repayment of the outstanding debt and thus its access to international financial markets. We analyze how domestic credit market conditions have affected the current account performance....

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The Marginal Cost of Funds from Public Sector Borrowing

Dahlby, Bev - In: Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy 6 (2006) 1

Abstract An expression for the welfare cost of a marginal increase in the public debt is derived using a simple AK endogenous growth model. This measure of the marginal cost of public funds (MCF) can be interpreted as the marginal benefit-cost ratio that a debt-financed public project needs in...

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Crowding-out and Crowding-in Effects of Government Bonds Market on Private Sector Investment (Japanese Case Study)

Abdullatif Alani, Emad M.A. - Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade … - 2006

This paper reviews the relationship between public sector investment and private sector investment through government expenditures financed by government bonds in the Japanese economy. This study hypothesizes that deficit financing by bond issues does not crowd out private sector investment, and...

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Public Investment and Economic Performance in Highly Indebted Poor Countries: An Empirical Assessment

Belloc, Marianna; Vertova, Pietro - In: International Review of Applied Economics 20 (2006) 2, pp. 151-170

Understanding how public investment affects economic performance in highly indebted low-income countries is crucial in order to implement effective fiscal policies for adjustment with growth. In this paper we provide an empirical analysis to investigate the relationship between public...

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Green Taxation and Individual Responsibility

Ballet, Jerome; Bazin, Damien; Lioui, Abraham; Touahri, … - Centre d'Études et de Recherche en Gestion (CERGAM), … - 2006

- vidual responsibility. However, the intensity of this crowding-out depends on the performance of the State. Moreover, State … intervention could, depending on the amount of crowding-out, reduce the overall quality of the environment. In a general … equilibrium setting, we show that the crowding-out e¤ect is not systematic. This is because there will then be an interaction …

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Pride and Prejudice: The Human Side of Incentive Theory

Ellingsen, Tore; Johannesson, Magnus - C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers - 2006

, the model offers an explanation for motivational crowding out: Control systems and pecuniary incentives may erode morale …

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The Marginal Cost of Funds from Public Sector Borrowing

Dahlby, Bev - In: Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy 6 (2006) 1, pp. 1393-1393

An expression for the welfare cost of a marginal increase in the public debt is derived using a simple AK endogenous growth model. This measure of the marginal cost of public funds (MCF) can be interpreted as the marginal benefit-cost ratio that a debt-financed public project needs in order to...

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Linking Public Investment to Private Investment. The Case of Spanish Regions

Martinez-Lopez, Diego - In: International Review of Applied Economics 20 (2006) 4, pp. 411-423

Public investment constitutes one of the main instruments of regional policies. The existence of a direct link between infrastructure and regional income per capita is usually accepted. Literature also describes a positive effect of public investment on private capital accumulation. This paper...

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