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Budget deficit persistence and the twin deficits hypothesis [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of International Economics, 1999
Abstract This paper gauges the twin deficits hypothesis, i.e. a positive causal relationship between the external and budget deficits. This relationship is measured by the responses of the external deficit to changes in the budget deficit induced by Blanchard's model.
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Permanent budget deficits and inflation

Journal of Monetary Economics, 1987
The issue of whether permanent primary budget deficits have to be monetized is re-examined in a simple monetary model, hybrid of the Sidrauski and overlapping-generations frameworks, in which intergenerational effects are generated by the arrival of new infinitely-lived cohorts.
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National Saving and Budget Deficits

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1994
It has been widely argued that government budget deficits reduce national saving. Estimated relations indicate otherwise, both for the traditional or conventional, 'official' measure of national saving and a broader, more relevant measure, encompassing government and household as well as private business investment in tangible capital.
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Budget Deficits and Redistributive Politics

Review of Economic Studies, 1999
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The Budget Deficit

1992
Concern about the federal budget deficit has continued to dominate the politics of the United States at the beginning of the Bush Administration and has placed severe constraints on the conduct of public policy. Not only has the size of the budget deficit become a major political problem in its own right, but it has tended to subsume other issues ...
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