Fiscal Reforms That Work

Reducing the budget deficit is not easy. Keynesian theory suggests thatlowering government expenditures and raising revenues can lead to afalloff in economic activity. This paper argues the neoclassical approach - that a firm and credible reduction in expenditures, by engendering confidence that taxes will be less burdensome in the future,may lead to lower interest rates, boost consumption, and increaseinvestment spending.
Publication date: January 1997
ISBN: 9781557756244
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Economics- Macroeconomics , Development - Economic Development , fiscal consolidation , economic growth , public debt , budget deficit , business cycle

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