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We re-examine the destabilizing role of balanced-budget fiscal policy rules based on consumption taxation. Using a one-sector model with infinitely-lived households, we consider a specification of preferences derived from Jaimovich (2008) [14] and Jaimovich and Rebelo (2009) [15] which is...
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We investigate the role of preferences in the existence of expectation-driven instability under a balanced budget rule where government spendings are financed by a tax on labor income. Considering a one-sector neoclassical growth model with a large class of preferences, we find that...
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We examine the impact of balanced-budget consumption taxes on the existence of expectations-driven business cycles in two-sector economies with infinitely-lived households. We prove that, whatever the relative capital intensity difference across sectors, aggregate instability can occur if the...
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We examine the impact of balanced-budget consumption taxes on the existence of expectations-driven business cycles in two-sector economies with infinitely-lived households. We prove that, whatever the relative capital intensity difference across sectors, aggregate instability can occur if the...
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productive external effects arising from average capital and labour. We show that indeterminacy cannot arise when there are only …
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factor-specificproductive external effects arising from average capital and labor. First, we show that indeterminacy cannot … indeterminacy under small externalities and plausible restrictions on the main parameters. Third, we show that the existence of …
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We investigate the role of preferences in the existence of expectation-driven instability under a balanced budget rule where government spendings are financed by a tax on labor income. Considering a one-sector neoclassical growth model with a large class of preferences, we find that...
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We reexamine indeterminacy and utility-generating public spending under balanced- budget rules in a simple one …-sector growth model. The introduction of consumption tax (subsidy) as well as subsidies for savings and labor modify indeterminacy … con- ditions in the existing studies. We show that if consumption subsidies and income taxes exist, indeterminacy occurs …
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