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Fiscal policy in EMU has to be evaluated in the light of the changing nature of capital mobility in Europe and its effects on growth. Most arguments about the effects of fiscal policy in EMU assume that we live in a perfect competition world with a unique natural rate of output for each country....
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Before the coronavirus epidemic and the related lockdowns, the EU countries represented various image of social, fiscal and external economic characteristics which is the base of the cluster analysis. The puzzle is whether the pre-crisis preparedness results in different or similar damages...
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The typical behaviour of EU Member States over the past decades has been to spend more public money than revenue earned by the government to finance programs with more or less important impact on society. Budget deficits and public debt have become important issues for EU countries, especially...
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Fiscal policy shocks exert wide-reaching effects, including movements in asset markets. U.S. politics have been characterized historically by a high degree of partisan conflict. The combination of increasing polarization and divided government leads not only to significant Congressional...
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This paper analyzes the impact of a tax policy shock on the macroeconomics of the housing market. I develop a structural search and matching model of the housing market with heterogeneous demand, which is solved numerically. I show that after a negative demand shock there is a composition effect...
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We analyze the major challenges for the Ukrainian tax system for the post-war recovery of Ukraine. We identify four areas of concern: a large shadow economy, high taxation of labor income and a complex filing process and limited redistribution. For example, self-employed persons face only a flat...
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