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This article attempts to re-evaluate the sustainability of the fiscal deficit as well as the long-run macroeconomic relationship between government spending and revenues for three South-European economies under financial market pressure and insolvency; Italy, Greece and Spain. The empirical...
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2009. Findings – Short‐run results indicate unidirectional causality from revenues to expenditures. Long‐run results … indicate asymmetric responses by both revenues and expenditures to budgetary disequilibria. With respect to asymmetric … adjustment, revenues respond only when the budget is improving whereas expenditures respond faster (in absolute terms) to a …
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2009. Findings – Short-run results indicate unidirectional causality from revenues to expenditures. Long-run results … indicate asymmetric responses by both revenues and expenditures to budgetary disequilibria. With respect to asymmetric … adjustment, revenues respond only when the budget is improving whereas expenditures respond faster (in absolute terms) to a …
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