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The Swedish experience in reducing budget deficits and debt [PDF]
By 1994, Sweden had a budget deficit of 10 percent of GDP, highest among OECD countries. Its public debt had doubled in three years. Such high debt levels were threatening Sweden's economic stability and making it increasingly vulnerable to disruptive ...
Goran Persson
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The inflationary effect of the budget deficit: does financial sector development matter?
Journal of Innovation and EntrepreneurshipThis study aims to examine the budget deficit–inflation relationship, considering financial sector development and broad money supply as moderating and mediating variables.
Abebe Aragaw
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THE ROLE of ISLAMIC FINANCE TOOLS in ADDRISSING The BUDGET DEFICIT In MALAYSIA
, 2023 Mahmoud Ismail, Majid Karim
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The analysis of budget rules and macroeconomic implications in several developed economies [PDF]
The purpose of budget rules can be explored from the perspective of the expected results, obtained by their enforcement. On one hand, they are meant to improve or at least maintain certain levels of the budgetary deficit and public debt.
Popescu, Razvan-Florin, Prodan, Sergiu
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The Gramm-Rudman-Hollings act: More revisions? [PDF]
During the first half of the eighties, the U.S. federal deficit rose from $ 74 bn to $ 212 bn. When the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projected in August 1985 that the deficit would further increase to $ 285 bn by 1990, the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act (
Kauffmann, Barbara
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Taming the Deficit: Saving Our Children from Themselves [PDF]
, 2009 Many proponents of conservative fiscal policies talk of the budget deficit as being a matter of intergenerational equality. However, this paper shows the younger generations (and those yet to be born) will contribute more to the deficit than older ...
David Rosnick, Dean Baker
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The Mexican intertemporal budget constraint: Persistent signals of an eventual collapse [PDF]
This paper examines the sustainability of the Mexican current account deficit prior to the December 1994 crisis. It tests whether or not the Mexican economy was satisfying its intertemporal budget constraint, and finds that signals of possible trouble ...
Carlos M. Urzúa, José A. Núñez
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The Gramm-Rudman-Hollings act: More revisions? [PDF]
, 2011 During the first half of the eighties, the U.S. federal deficit rose from $ 74 bn to $ 212 bn. When the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projected in August 1985 that the deficit would further increase to $ 285 bn by 1990, the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act (
Kauffmann, Barbara
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Fiscal Policy and Current Account Dynamics in Case of Pakistan [PDF]
The study empirically investigates the effects of fiscal policy or government budget deficit shocks on the current account and the other macroeconomic variable: real output, real interest rate and exchange rate for Pakistan over the period 1960-2009. The
Arif, Umaima +2 more
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