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Why is fiscal policy often procyclical?

Alesina, Alberto (contributor); … - 2005

Many countries, especially developing ones, follow procyclical fiscal policies, namely spending goes up (taxes go down) in booms and spending goes down (taxes go up) in recessions. We provide an explanation for this suboptimal fiscal policy based upon political distortions and incentives for...

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Good bye Lenin (or not?) : The effect of communism on people's preferences

Alesina, Alberto; Fuchs-Schündeln, Nicola - 2005

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Why do politicians delegate?

Alesina, Alberto (contributor); … - 2005

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Why is fiscal policy often procyclical?

Alesina, Alberto (contributor); … - 2005

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Choosing electoral rules : theory and evidence from US cities

Aghion, Philippe (contributor); Alesina, Alberto (contributor) - 2005

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Work and leisure in the U.S. and Europe : why so different?

Alesina, Alberto (contributor); … - 2005

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Corruption, inequality and fairness

Alesina, Alberto (contributor); … - 2005

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Good bye Lenin (or not?) : The effect of communism on peopleś preferences

Alesina, Alberto (contributor); … - 2005

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[Rezension von: Alesina, Alberto; Spolaore, Enrico, The size of nations]

Redding, Stephen - In: Journal of economic literature 43 (2005) 1, pp. 161-162

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What does the European Union do?

Alesina, Alberto; Angeloni, Ignazio; Schuknecht, Ludger - In: Public choice 123 (2005) 3/4, pp. 275-319

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