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Faced with the global financial crisis and an increasingly worrisome sovereign-debt crisis, the Eurozone countries are rethinking their fiscal governance. This paper discusses the different reforms and subsequent fiscal rules which have emerged since 2011. It assesses the impact of fiscal rules...
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union stabilisation unless participating countries’ business cycles are perfectly synchronised. In the face of country … stability also deteriorates monetary union stabilisation performance. Monetary-fiscal interaction leads to a free rider problem …
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How does the potency of fiscal policy depend on a country’s exchange-rate regime? The Mundell-Fleming theoretical model predicts that fiscal policy can affect output under both fixed and flexible exchange rates, but that the effect is larger when the exchange rate is fixed. Using a panel data...
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This paper studies whether trade openness reduces the domestic fiscal multiplier, but increases the impacts of foreign fiscal shocks, i.e., the spillover effect, as suggested by theory. Using annual data from the period of 1970 to 2011, for 179 developed and developing economies, we show that...
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The fiscal policy rule implicit in the Stability and Growth Pact, has been rationalised as a way to ensure that national fiscal policies remain sustainable within the EU, thereby endorsing the independence of the ECB. We empirically examine the sustainability of European fiscal policies over the...
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ECB’s involvement in macroeconomic stabilisation will be exacerbated. The more substantial these effects, the more …
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specific context needs to be seen in terms of not only the usual output stabilisation role of fiscal policy but also the need …
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This paper extends the open-economy loanable funds model to Greece and finds that a higher government debt/GDP ratio, a higher real short-term rate, a higher percent change in real GDP, a higher expected inflation rate, a higher EU government bond yield, or a higher nominal effective exchange...
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Applying the IS-MP-IA model and the Taylor rule, this study finds that a lower expected inflation rate, real appreciation, a lower federal funds rate, and more world output would help increase the Croatian output. The insignificance of government deficit spending suggests that the...
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This paper investigates the empirical characteristics of business cycles and the extent of cyclical comovement in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, using nonhydrocarbon GDP (excluding crude oil and natural gas sectors) and constituents of aggregate demand during the period 1990~2010....
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