Procyclical Fiscal Policy; Shocks, Rules, and Institutions: A View From Mars
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Fiscal management; Fiscal policy; Financial institutions; Business cycles; Fiscal rules; procyclicality; institutions; linear model; fiscal rule; parameter estimate; National Deficit Surplus; Neural Networks and Related Topics; Positive Analysis of Policy-Making and Implementation;NEP fields
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