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We assess the specific need (or its absence) of a country to implement a fiscal consolidation programme by focusing specifically on their degree of success, notably in terms of fiscal sustainability. The "need" to consolidate is based on having a primary balance above or below the...
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conclude for the existence of panel cointegration between government revenues and expenditures; primary government balance and …
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for the full panel. Performing an expanding window analysis, we conclude that the differential between the long-term real …
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public debt ratio, indicating a Ricardian fiscal regime. Furthermore, in a panel framework: (ii) the response of revenues to …
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transfers. Using panel data techniques we investigate whether the debt-to-GDP ratio had a positive influence on the primary …
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We evaluate the impact of government spending efficiency on fiscal sustainability for a panel of 35 OECD countries …
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reaction to increasing debt levels in the West German Laender panel. …
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This paper explores the nuanced relationship between fiscal decentralization and fiscal sustainability. Employing panel …
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We analyze how the combined effect of automatic stabilizers and discretionary changes in taxbenefit systems have affected the cushioning of income shocks in the Euro zone and the EU-27 in the period 2007-2014. We propose a new summary measure of the combined effect of automatic stabilizers and...
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We examine fiscal adjustment episodes in 24 OECD countries in order to find how austerity affects debt and growth, and whether the choice of fiscal instrument matters for the results. Influential existing studies argue that spending cuts are more likely to successfully reduce debt and enhance...
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