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An Empirical Examination of Current Inflation and Deficit Spending

Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 1981
(1981). An Empirical Examination of Current Inflation and Deficit Spending. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 63-67.
James H. Macomber, Phillip E. Giffin, Robert E. Berry   +2 more
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Money Financed Deficit Spending: A Reinterpretation

Southern Economic Journal, 1978
The conventional IS-LM treatment of government deficit spending financed by money creation is so well known as to require no elaboration. Yet in spite of its familiarity, we will argue that the approach is subject to major conceptual difficulties which are not generally recognized. Furthermore, these difficulties are so basic that they seriously weaken
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What Keynes Really Said about Deficit Spending

Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 1995
(1995). What Keynes Really Said about Deficit Spending. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics: Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 341-355.
Bruce E. Collier, Elba K. Brown-Collier
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Fiscal Policy: Absolute Ceiling or No Limits to Deficit Spending?

2022
During the coronavirus pandemic, most governments have implemented a very expansionary fiscal policy. As governments faced a pressing demand to increase public spending within very short periods, the only available source of funding was borrowing. One of the core questions with regard to the economic policies in post-coronavirus capitalism is how to ...
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Taxing Deficits to Restrain Government Spending

Journal of Public Economic Theory, 2009
AbstractIn a dynamic model of fiscal policy, social polarization provokes a deficit bias. Policy advisors have recently proposed that governments running a deficit should be forced to generate additional tax revenue. We show that this deficit taxation reduces each group's spending bias today because it decreases the fear that the financial resource ...
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Unholy Matrimony: Monetary Expansion and Deficit Spending

2014
For the past several years, economists concerned with monetary policy have been establishing that an independent monetary policy maker provides superior price stability than a monetary policy maker that is more connected with politics (Alesina and Summers 1993).
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Deficit spending and the debt

Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 2010
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Limit to Non-Inflationary Deficit Spending

Social Scientist, 1986
Atul Sarma, V. B. Tulasidhar
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Deficit Spending

1987
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Deficits, government spending, and inflation

Journal of Monetary Economics, 1978
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