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Causation, spending and taxes: sand in the sandbox or tax collector for the welfare state?

Hoover, Kevin D.; Sheffrin, Steven M. - In: Proceedings (1990) Nov

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Money demand, transactions proxies, and the effects of fiscal policies in open economies

Weiller, Kenneth J. - Federal Reserve Bank of New York - 1986

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The importance of the tax system in determining the marginal cost of funds

Ahmed, Shaghil; Croushore, Dean - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1994

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A little-talked-about solution to the long-term budget problem

Miller, Preston J. - In: The Region (2002) Dec., pp. 56-57

Minneapolis Fed Vice President Preston Miller suggests that long-term federal budget problems, exacerbated by the needs of an aging population, might be alleviated by a new approach to funding benefits received by that same aging population.

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The macroeconomic effects of government spending

Mao, Ching-Sheng - In: Economic Review (1990) Sep, pp. 27-37

This paper examines the effects of government spending under both lump-sum and income tax regimes. Under a lump-sum tax financing scheme, an increase in government spending induces a rise in the real interest rate and causes labor effort and real output to increase because of the income effect....

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The long (and short) on taxation and expenditure policies

Becsi, Zsolt - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1993) Sep, pp. 51-64

of taxation and expenditure policies. ; Becsi shows that many tax schemes in their macro-economic effects are essentially … a reduction in defense expenditures. He shows that use of the dividend to reduce capital taxes causes consumption to … directions, but whether output rises or falls is uncertain. Using the peace dividend to increase public investment will also …

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