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permanent shocks to government expenditures and different taxes. We investigate how the baseline multipliers change when …
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In this paper we explore the impact of fiscal austerity on three different dimensions of public opinion (overall life satisfaction and confidence, attitude towards national authorities, and European institutions). Based on a panel of 26 EU countries, we find that, overall, fiscal consolidation...
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In the presence of the zero lower bound, standard business cycle models with a Taylor-type monetary policy rule are prone to equilibrium multiplicity. A drop in confidence can drive the economy into a liquidity trap without any change in fundamentals. Using a prototypical sticky-price model, I...
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this idea have mostly concentrated on the expenditure side and possible stabilisation properties. This analysis reviews the …
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the revenue side with a refined version of the top-down, traditional approach of the structural balance on the expenditure …) multipliers associated with expenditure (resp. revenue) shocks, and higher (resp. lower) multipliers in times of declining (resp …
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Whilst it is generally accepted that a shift of taxation from labour to consumption has positive effects on employment and is growth enhancing, such a policy reform is often not pursued due to equity considerations. In this paper we challenge these considerations by arguing that a fiscal...
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semi-elasticities following the recent revision of individual revenue and expenditure elasticities by the OECD and shows …
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expenditure towards investment has beneficial effects in the medium run, while short-run effects depend on the degree of co …
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This paper shows that a simple two-stage voting mechanism may implement a constrained optimal state dependent decision about a fiscal deficit. I consider a setup with strategic fiscal deficits à la Tabellini and Alesina (1990). Three groups of voters are informed about the productivity of...
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stabilisation. The rule offers a benchmark to assess the evolution of primary expenditure, net of the impact of discretionary …
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