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Intertemporal Fiscal Policy in Macro-Economic Models: Introduction and Major Alternatives.

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The research reported in this set of three working papers focuses on different assumptions about the intertemporal behavior of government policymakers. In particular, we carefully study alternative specifications of intertemporal fiscal closure rules and their impacts on the effectiveness of...

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