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involving U.S. inflation and GDP growth. Empirical results suggest that the number of change points is larger than previously …
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Remarks at the Center for the New Economy 2010 Economic Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Tax cuts can deepen a recession if the short-term nominal interest rate is zero, according to a standard New Keynesian business cycle model. An example of a contractionary tax cut is a reduction in taxes on wages. This tax cut deepens a recession because it increases deflationary pressures....
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The paper studies a fiscal policy instrument that can reduce fiscal distortions, without affecting revenues, in a politically viable way. The instrument is a private contract (tax buyout), offered by the government to each individual citizen, whereby the citizen can choose to pay a fixed price...
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that a positive relationship exists between the expected tax rate and federal debt. Inflation also positively affects the … expected tax rate, suggesting that investors may expect tight fiscal policies when inflation is high. Qualitative results are …
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