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Estimation of preference weights in a model of monetary policy with multiplicative uncertainty

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A theory of policy reversal

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The effect of fiscal rules on public investment if budget deficits are politically motivated

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Budgeting principles under uncertainty

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Why do administrations postpone policy on which there is overall agreement

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Producing and manipulating information

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To reduce the chances of policy failures, policy makers need information about the effects of policies. Sometimes, policy makers can rely on agents who already possess the information. Often, the information has yet to be produced. This raises two problems. First, for a policy maker it is hard...

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