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are reduced by 1 percent of GDP for four years and are financed by increasing consumption tax. Our main results are the … following. First, the Spanish trade balance improves by 0.5 percent of GDP, the (before-consumption tax) real exchange rate …
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persistent reductions of output, consumption and investment, that can be large, in particular if the share of public debt held …
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We review the debate on the monetary and fiscal policy measures that were adopted in response to the pandemic shock in advanced economies, as well as others that could be taken in the near future, once the health emergency is over. The pandemic is an exceptional global health shock, which has...
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consumption spending in one region, financed by issuing public debt, reduce the recessionary effects both domestically and abroad …
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