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The paper studies the dynamic effects of fiscal policy shocks upon Argentine macroeconomic variables such as the gross domestic product, the inflation rate and the level of unemployment; a structural Vector Autoregression model is resorted to in order to estimate the impulse response functions;...
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By using an endogenous growth model, in which public services and facilities are subject to congestion (which occurs when output growth rate exceeds that of public spending), Rezk analyzes the relationship between public spending and the rate of economic growth. He derives the optimal government...
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The econometric analysis based on a fixed effect panel data model for the period 1993-2004, aimed at ascertaining whether the public spending of Argentine provinces was influenced by economic and fiscal variables and also by politico-institutional variables such as provinces´ political sign,...
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We carried out an analysis of fully-funded pension regimes based on individual accounts implemented since the 1980s in six Latin American countries (Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay), in order to ascertain whether they were conducive to increasing aggregate savings and helped...
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