Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Federal Debt"”.
-
The quantity theory v. the income expenditures theory using Robert Eisner's adjusted federal budget deficit
… concerning the appropriate measure of the federal government budget deficit. Eisner proposes specific adjustments to be incorporated into the calculation of the federal budget deficit in order to account for the effects of inflation. These adjustments effect the federal budget deficit via …
-
The battle over deficits : the struggle to maintain Canada's social welfare state : a thesis /
… a number of questions concerning the deficit and debt in Canada. It focuses pri.arily on the federal level of government but with SOBe discussion of provincial governaent policy as well. In ~997, Canada's federal debt caae close ro six hundred billion dollars - $594 billion or 74.4 % of Gross …
-
Empirical and Theoretical Evidence for the Strategic Use of Debt Management as an Active Policy Instrument
… empirical motivation for the strategic use of federal debt management as an instrument of fiscal and monetary policy. It advances the sparse theoretical literature in this area on at least two fronts. First, the source of conflict between existing practical and theoretical views on debt …
-
Migration of aerospace technologies to adjacent markets
… the global economic climate and the level of federal debt, government budget spending is unlikely to recover in the near future to previous levels, where aerospace and defense contractors had enjoyed an abundance of million and billion dollar cost-reimbursable contracts. In current business …
-
An examination of public attitude toward fiscal aspects of Keynesian economic policy expressed in the Revenue Acts of 1962 and 1964
… economics. No longer would the public expect the Federal Government to remain inert during the vacillations of the business cycle but would instead anticipate the use of the Government's taxing and expenditure powers to assure economic growth, stable prices, and full employment. To many, this …