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The impact of China's low-carbon city pilot policy on public health expenditure. [PDF]
Front Public HealthCui Y, Ren J, Gao X, Xia F.
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Fiscal transfers and public health services in China: a macro-micro analysis. [PDF]
Front Public HealthTu X, Yan J, Wang Y, Zheng J.
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Transforming Healthcare Through Value: A Fiscal Perspective on OECD Countries. [PDF]
Risk Manag Healthc PolicyTang B, Li Z, Liu Y, Zhu F.
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The Case for Fiscal Policy [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003 The case for fiscal policy and for governments to manipulate on their budgets as appropriate with the specific objective of achieving high levels of employment arises from Kaleckian and Keynesian propositions. Put simply, the latter argue that no market mechanisms are in place to ensure that the level of aggregate demand is sufficient for high levels ...
Philip Arestis, Malcolm Sawyer
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Fiscal Policy for the Crisis [PDF]
IMF Staff Position Notes, 2009 The current crisis calls for two main sets of policy measures. First, measures to repair the financial system. Second, measures to increase demand and restore confidence. While some of these measures overlap, the focus of this note is on the second set of policies, and more specifically, given the limited room for monetary policy, on fiscal policy. The
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1976
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the concept of fiscal policy. Restrictive fiscal policy can be used to combat inflationary pressure. In the face of inflation, a planned government surplus would be in order. The Keynesian analysis suggests that general economic conditions should be the prime determinant of a proper fiscal policy.
JAMES D. GWARTNEY, RICHARD STROUP
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the concept of fiscal policy. Restrictive fiscal policy can be used to combat inflationary pressure. In the face of inflation, a planned government surplus would be in order. The Keynesian analysis suggests that general economic conditions should be the prime determinant of a proper fiscal policy.
JAMES D. GWARTNEY, RICHARD STROUP
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Theories of Fiscal Policies and Fiscal Policies in the EMU
2007Money, Distribution and Economic Policy takes issue with the inappropriate treatment of money, effective demand and distribution issues in modern mainstream macroeconomics. It presents contributions which are critical of modern orthodoxy and which explore alternative approaches to macroeconomics and economic policy analysis.
Anthony J. Laramie, Douglas Mair
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1981
Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview of fiscal policy. Fiscal policies use government-spending, tax, and transfer-payment tools to fight inflation and unemployment. Stabilization policy is only one function of government. Allocation, distribution, and public-choice needs must also be met.
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Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview of fiscal policy. Fiscal policies use government-spending, tax, and transfer-payment tools to fight inflation and unemployment. Stabilization policy is only one function of government. Allocation, distribution, and public-choice needs must also be met.
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The Economists' Voice, 2014
Abstract Monetary policy is altered once a month. Fiscal policy is altered once a year. As a potential improvement this article examines the use of feedback control rules for fiscal policy that is altered quarterly. Following the work of Blinder and Orszag, modifications are discussed in Congressional practice and institutions that would
Hans M. Amman, David A. Kendrick
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Abstract Monetary policy is altered once a month. Fiscal policy is altered once a year. As a potential improvement this article examines the use of feedback control rules for fiscal policy that is altered quarterly. Following the work of Blinder and Orszag, modifications are discussed in Congressional practice and institutions that would
Hans M. Amman, David A. Kendrick
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, 2008 Political economy explanations for fiscal profligacy are dominated by models of bargaining among organized interest groups over group-specific targeted benefits financed by generalized taxation. These models predict that governments consisting of a coalition of political parties spend more than single-party regimes.
Khemani, Stuti, Wane, Waly
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