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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Fiscal deficits"”.
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The impact of fiscal deficits on economic growth in developing countries : Empirical evidence and policy implications
This study examines the impact of fiscal deficits on economic growth in developing countries. Based on deduction from the relevant theoretical and empirical literature, the study tests the following hypotheses regarding the impact of fiscal deficits on economic growth. First, fiscal deficits have …
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The impact of fiscal deficits on economic growth in developing countries : Empirical evidence and policy implications
This study examines the impact of fiscal deficits on economic growth in developing countries. Based on deduction from the relevant theoretical and empirical literature, the study tests the following hypotheses regarding the impact of fiscal deficits on economic growth. First, fiscal deficits have …
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Role of Institutions in Fiscal and Monetary Policies
… factors influence the monetization of budget deficits. First, the existence of an independent central bank reduces the monetization of fiscal deficits. Second, we find that the government credibility, political and economic cost of additional tax increase, international interest rates are the …
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The analysis of revenue productivity of the tax system in South Africa applying the Buoyancy and Elasticity measures
… by the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in fiscal deficits and increased government debt. Evaluating tax productivity and system effectiveness gains importance in identifying revenue sources, areas for improvement, and ensuring fiscal stability. This paper focuses on buoyancy and elasticity …
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Privatising infrastructure in a developing economy: lessons from stakeholder perceptions in a case study of Thailand's airport
… as a solution for governments to the problems of fiscal deficits and the need to rebuild infrastructure and expand service delivery throughout the world. Possible benefits include lower operating costs, more appropriate allocation and direction of resources, increased choice, increased quantity, …
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El Serafy User costs and their implications for macroeconomic policy in Africa's mineral rich economies
… ‘rules of thumb’ concerning ‘acceptable’ fiscal deficits and national debt levels. The outcome reveals that using GDP as an anchor as opposed to an ‘appropriate’ measure that adjust for mineral resource depletion by policy-makers may lead to the implementation of sub-optimal economic …
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Caso de estudio: estructura fiscal y crecimiento económico en Perú y Chile (1995 – 2022)
… Peru and Chile experienced diverse trends in fiscal policy and growth. In Peru, throughout this period, several reforms and fiscal adjustments were implemented in order to reduce fiscal deficits and maintain debt sustainability, objectives that were mainly driven by the mining and construction …
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Understanding Nurses' Knowledge Work
… for hospitals; particularly in times of mounting fiscal deficits and demands for health services. This study examined the behaviors, influences, and outcomes of nurses’ knowledge work. The hypothesized model was based on Kelloway & Barling’s (2000) knowledge work theory; explaining the impact of …
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Assessing the impact of domestic and external debt on the Gambia’s economic growth : an ardl analysis
… a low-income economy characterized by persistent fiscal constraints and external vulnerabilities. Using annual data from 1976 to 2023, the analysis employs the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) bounds testing approach to examine the dynamic relationship between public debt components and GDP …
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An assessment of the relationship between budget deficit and economic growth in Namibia
… test results show that real GDP, debt and budget deficits are integrated of order zero, I (0), while investment is integrated of order one, I (1) making the highest order of integration I (1). The Toda Yamamoto Granger non-causality test results indicate evidence of bi-directional causality …
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Essays on current account dynamics and fiscal rules in sub-Saharan Africa
Large and persistent current account and fiscal deficits coexisting alongside high public debt levels pose significant risks to macroeconomic stability and limit policymaking options. This thesis focuses on the current account dynamics and fiscal policy in the sub-Saharan Africa region. Over the …
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Appropriateness of inflation targeting as monetary policy framework for Zambia
… that developing countries usually sustain large fiscal deficits which can be significant in driving inflation. To this end, the policy rule of interest rate should also respond to fiscal deficit ratio. Alternatively, fiscal deficit ratio itself can be used as a policy rule. Moreover, the Chand …
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Appropriateness of inflation targeting as monetary policy framework for Zambia
… that developing countries usually sustain large fiscal deficits which can be significant in driving inflation. To this end, the policy rule of interest rate should also respond to fiscal deficit ratio. Alternatively, fiscal deficit ratio itself can be used as a policy rule. Moreover, the Chand …
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Does monetary policy affect real output in a supply-constrained economy: case of Malawi
… government has been responsible for prolonged fiscal deficits and high borrowing, which may be a cause of the volatile monetary growth. Thus greater coordination of fiscal and monetary policies are needed to create smoother growth and inflation paths.
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Is free riding affecting market discipline in the Euro sovereign bond market?
… shown little appetite to punish those with high deficits and national debts. The danger going forward is that each country will find ways to justify growing fiscal deficits, contented in the knowledge that there will be no formal pressure from other EMU countries and that the interest rate burden …
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Essays on driving factors of migration: From regional to metro perspectives
… easing the problem of short term and longer-term fiscal deficits; However, the impact of the tax increase goes beyond state balance sheets and contemporary labor statistics since higher taxes may drive corporations and taxpayers out of the state, seeking lower tax rates and greater employment …