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Temporary and persistent fiscal shocks

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Temporary and persistent fiscal policy shocks

Sola, Sergio - 2013 - This draft: June 2012

Abstract This paper conducts an empirical investigation of the effects of temporary versus persistent fiscal policy shocks. Using data from the US I show that short lived fiscal expansions have a positive effect on output and consumption; while persistent fiscal shocks generate negative effects...

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