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Das Wachstum der Staatsausgaben in Österreich : Fakten und Erklärungsversuche

Neck, Reinhard - In: Österreichische Zeitschrift für Statistik und … 18 (1988) 1/2, pp. 25-51

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Empirical evidence for "Wagner's law of increasing government activity" for Austria

Neck, Reinhard; Jaenicke, Johannes - In: Gustav von Schmoller and Adolph Wagner : legacy and …, (pp. 153-173). 2018

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Entwicklung der Staatsausgaben in Österreich

Getzner, Michael; Neck, Reinhard - In: Kompendium der österreichischen Finanzpolitik, (pp. 228-262). 2002

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Die Entwicklung der Staatsausgaben in Österreich

Getzner, Michael; Neck, Reinhard - 2001

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Das Wachstum der Staatsausgaben in Österreich : Fakten und Erklärungsversuche

Neck, Reinhard - In: Österreichische Zeitschrift für Statistik und … 18 (1988) 3, pp. 187-203

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The long shadow of "Austrokeynesianism"? : Public debt sustainability in Austria

Neck, Reinhard; Haber, Gottfried - 2004

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Determinants of Austrian government expenditures

Neck, Reinhard; Getzner, Michael - 2003

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Austrian government expenditures : "Wagner's law" or "Baumol's disease"?

Neck, Reinhard; Getzner, Michael - In: International business and economics research journal 6 (2007) 11, pp. 49-65

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The long shadow of "Austrokeynesianism"? : Public debt sustainability in Austria

Neck, Reinhard; Haber, Gottfried - In: Sustainability of public debt, (pp. 107-130). 2008

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Growth of public consumption in Austria : testing Wagner's law and Baumol's cost disease

Köppl-Turyna, Monika; Kucsera, Dénes; Neck, Reinhard - 2017

In this paper, we analyze the development of public consumption expenditure in Austria starting in the 1940s. We focus our attention on two hypotheses as to why public consumption expenditure has been constantly increasing: Wagner's law and Baumol's cost disease. The estimated income elasticity...

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