fiscal expansion
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffiscalandexpansion
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fiscal
adjective
uk/ˈfɪs.kəl/us/ˈfɪs.kəl/
connected with ...
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expansion
noun[C or U]
uk/ɪkˈspæn.ʃən/us/ɪkˈspæn.ʃən/
the increase of something in size, number, ...
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(Definition offiscalandexpansionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffiscal expansion
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Suppose that afiscalexpansionis followed by a fiscal contraction that is large.
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The authors show that large and durable fiscal expansions and fiscal contractions, together labelled extraordinary fiscal periods, alter the effects of fiscal policy.
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We then consider the evidence of asymmetric effects across fiscal expansions and fiscal contractions.
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Next, we discuss how the effects in normal periods are altered during fiscal expansions and fiscal contractions.
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Second, we allow for the effects of fiscal policy to vary between fiscal expansions and fiscal contractions.
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The asymmetries arise from the fact that changes in the effects of the fiscal policy instruments seem to be stronger during fiscal contractions than during fiscal expansions.
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Giavazzi et al. (2000), studying the effects of fiscal contractions and fiscal expansions on national savings, find asymmetries in the effects of government consumption and taxes.
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In this case the costs of afiscalexpansionfor domestic residents are completely offset by the gains, with no effect on consumption.
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The first is the strong persistence of the effect of thefiscalexpansionon the macroeconomic variables being investigated.
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For example, you might want to recover by monetary expansion rather thanfiscalexpansion, if you were trying to do something to improve long-term growth while you restore full employment.
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It will also provide a monetary framework in which co-ordinatedfiscalexpansion—co-ordinated between member states—has some hope of success.
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Only then willfiscalexpansionbe feasible and a faster growth rate sustainable.
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Everywhere governments became terrified offiscalexpansion.
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That is why it has proposed a gradual expansionary build-up between now and 1984–85, afiscalexpansion reaching some £6 billion per annum in the later years.
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Indeed, one does not needfiscalexpansionin great measure when the level of that debt is up over those seven years, from £80 billion to £210 billion.
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Often, fiscal expansions are brought about to stimulate economic activity while contractions are performed to slow down the government debt growth.
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Fiscal expansions crowd out private consumption, but give rise to long-run increases in output, with long-run multipliers exceeding unity.
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With zero inflationary expectations, monetary and fiscal expansions affected primarily output.
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Third, fiscal expansions have strong positive effects on domestic output.
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We also focus on balanced-budget fiscal expansions.
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