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German woes will increase pressure for fiscal reforms

Emerald Expert Briefings
Headline GERMANY: Economic woes could prompt fiscal reforms
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Fiscal: Growing Pressures on the Public Purse

The world economy showed remarkable resilience entering 2026. Yet new conflicts, supply chain disruptions, and rapid technological change continue to reshape the economic landscape. The 2026 IMF Annual Report, Navigating a Precarious World, covers the International Monetary Fund's work in fiscal year 2026 and examines four forces shaping the global ...
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Fiscal Pressures and Productive Solutions

Public Productivity & Management Review, 1993
Marc Holzer, Kathe Callahan
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Reducing fiscal pressure under the Stability Pact

2004
This paper evaluates the budget positions of European countries, in particular those planning tax cuts in the next years. The purpose is to show the room left to fiscal reforms after accounting for the constraints imposed by the Stability and Growth Pact. The main conclusion is that the presence of persistent differentials in terms of inflation and GDP
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Vertical Environmental Protection Pressure, Fiscal Pressure, and Local Environmental Regulations: Evidence From China’s Industrial Sulfur Dioxide Treatment

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2021
Po Kou
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Local Fiscal Pressure, Policy Distortion and Energy Efficiency: Micro-Evidence From a Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

Energy, 2022
Wei Jiang, Yijia Song, Xitao Li
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Local Fiscal Pressure and Enterprise Environmental Protection Investment Under COVID-19: Evidence From China

Sustainability, 2023
Jing Ren, Qiongzhi Liu
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Does Government Fiscal Pressure Matter for Firm Environmental Performance? The Role of Environmental Regulation and Tax Competition

Economic Analysis and Policy, 2023
Kuo Zhou, Jiyang Zhao, Zhi Qu
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Fiscal pressures and the privatization of local services

1998
The privatization movement appears to have lost some momentum in the United States over the 1990s. Although local governments continue to look for ways to deliver services more efficiently by using private contractors, the pace at which they are issuing contracts has slowed. In part, the trends may reflect political realities.
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Fiscal policy: pressures and progress

Macroeconomics and Finance in Emerging Market Economies
Ashima Goyal, Taniya Ghosh
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