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Public investment decreases aggregate private investment in both neoclassical and Keynesian models. There are no findings, however, on how public investment affects private investment on a disaggregated basis, such as sectoral private investment. More specifically, previous research has...
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We use structural method, that is, Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model with fiscal stabilization rules, for calculating the tax revenue elasticity rate and estimate more plausible value of it. In the short-run, the tax revenue elasticity to output takes negative value and, in...
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In this study, we investigate the effect of a positive public investment shock on Japan's private consumption, real wages, and real effective exchange rate using a factor augmented vector autoregressive (FAVAR) model applied to a rich dataset. We demonstrate that private consumption increases,...
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Recently, discussion of corporate tax reduction is hot political issue in Japan. Especially, some researchers and politicians insist on the reduction of corporate tax rate, following the fact of "Corporate tax paradox", which means that corporate tax revenue per Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has...
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Recently, several countries, which include not only developing, but also developed ones, face the severe sovereign crisis. In this circumstance, we introduce the new method for testing the sustainability of government debt. Previous studies which investigate the sustainability of government debt...
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This paper investigates the condition which raising individual consumption tax raises output and private consumption in general equilibrium model. In many of the neoclassical papers, the government expenditure decreases consumption because the government expenditure causes the negative wealth...
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This paper shows that there is the weak “Globally” Ricardian rules that sustains the sustainability of the government debt in the sense that it binds intertemporal government budget constraint. And we compare our result with the former paper about testing the government debt sustainability....
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It is commonly believed that public investments play a central role in Japan's discretionary fiscal policies, but the majority is implemented by local governments. After distinguishing between public investment by the central government and that by local governments, this paper utilizes wavelet...
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Given that Nordhaus' political business cycle theory is relevant at election cycle frequency and that its validity can change over time, we consider wavelet analysis especially suited to test the theory. For the postwar U.S. economy, we exploit wavelet methods to demonstrate whether there...
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