Budgetary policy modelling: public expenditures
In: Routledge new international studies in economic modelling
In: Routledge new international studies in economic modelling
Chapter Part I Theoretical aspects PUBLIC EXPENDITURES, TAXES, DEBT AND ENDOGENOUS GROWTH /Patrick Artus --part STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT AND PUBLIC DEFICIT: A CGE MODELLING ANALYSIS FOR GREECE Pantélis Capros and Pavlos Karadeloglou --chapter 1 PUBLIC DEFICITS AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION: RESULTS OF AN ECONOMETRIC BUSINESS CYCLE MODEL FOR THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY --chapter 2 ENDOGENOUS GROWTH AND BUDGETARY POLICY IN THE OPEN ECONOMY --part PART II PUBLIC DEFICITS AND STABILIZATION --chapter 3 PROPOSALS FOR COMMUNITY STABILIZATION MECHANISMS --chapter 4 SOME STOCHASTIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT'S BUDGET CONSTRAINT --chapter 5 CREDIT CONSTRAINTS AND THE EFFICIENCY OF BUDGETARY POLICY --chapter 6 STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT AND PUBLIC DEFICIT --chapter 7 PUBLIC DEFICITS AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION --part PART III STRUCTURE OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND IMPLICATIONS --chapter 8 PUBLIC SPENDING IN FEDERAL STATES --chapter 9 CAUSALITY BETWEEN PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND TAXATION --chapter 10 ON THE EFFICACY, EFFICIENCY AND EQUITY OF STATE SUPPORT IN BRITAIN.
In: Routledge new international studies in economic modelling
In: Routledge new international studies in economic modelling [2]
In: Routledge New International Studies in Economic Modelling Series
In: Routledge New International Studies in Economic Modelling
The focus of this volume is on the European context of public budget policy and a variety of different approaches are used - theoretical modelling, econometrics and applied general equilibrium modelling. Empirical evidence and case studies of European countries are contained in all the papers. The papers cover the four general themes of public budget policy: * economic stabilization, in view of the Economic and Monetary Union in the European Community * reinforcing structural change, involved in market liberalization and harmonization of economic structures * its distributional effects and implications for social equity * endogenous economic growth.
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