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Unveiling the shadow economy in emerging markets. [PDF]

PLoS One
Duong QN, Tran NTK.
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Spending with purpose: tracking health expenditures in Tajikistan to inform progress toward UHC. [PDF]

Health Policy Open
Akkazieva B, Muhsinzoda G, Khakimova M, Egamov F, Dastan I, Rechel B, Robinson S, Beran D.   +7 more
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Federal Lobbyist Spending to Influence 340B Drug Pricing Program Policy.

JAMA Netw Open
Urban C, Shore C, Desai S, Taylor L.
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Government Spending and Corporate Innovation

Management Science, 2020
I study the impact of government spending on corporate innovation. Using changes in U.S. Senate committee chairmanships as a source of exogenous variation in state-level federal government expenditures, I find that firms headquartered in states with increases in government spending significantly reduce their innovation output, as measured by their ...
Lei Kong
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Intratemporal Substitution and Government Spending [PDF]

Review of Economics and Statistics, 1997
In this paper, we examine the idea that a general model of consumption should allow for the direct effect of government expenditures in a two-good permanent-income model. We show, given an assumed preference specification, that there is a cointegration restriction implied by an intraperiod first-order condition of the model. This restriction leads to a
Robert A. Amano, Tony S. Wirjanto
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Private Spending v. Government Spending

2021
Public spending is presented as an extravagance; private spending, by inference, an economy. So long as the disposal of the economic surplus is considered a function of privately inspired investment this must always be so, for private ambitions are set in conflict with public plans, and personal frustrations embitter the quarrel.
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Government Spending: Process and Measurement

The Journal of Finance, 1959
AN EXAMINATION OF the major phases of the federal government spending process reveals that the economic impact of government spending may occur during any of the phases of the process. These phases are (1) granting of financial authorizations by the Congress, (2) placing of contracts with business firms, (3) production of goods and services, and (4 ...
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The consumption multiplier of government spending: the role of substitutability between government spending and leisure

Economics Letters
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Masataka Eguchi, Yuhki Hosoya, Mai Yamada   +2 more
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IS GOVERNMENT SPENDING STIMULATIVE?

Contemporary Economic Policy, 1990
This paper develops and implements a neoclassical model of fiscal policy. The paper's main empirical hypothesis is that government non‐military investment spending is more expansionary than is either government consumption or military investment. The paper utilizes annual data to support the hypothesis. It finds that output “multipliers” for government
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The Scope of Government Spending

The Western Political Quarterly, 1960
A number of definitions of the scope of federal government spending have already been developed in the course of preparing various official series on government expenditures or purchases. Each of these definitions is useful for certain purposes. Each measure, from a separate point of view, draws at a different place and in a different way the line ...
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