Fiscal Rules at a Glance; Country Details from a New Dataset
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Cross country analysis; Budgets; Revenues; Fiscal policy; Public debt; Fiscal rules; Government expenditures; fiscal governance; rules; legislation; federal budget; legal obligation; regulation; Structure and Scope of Government; Deficit;Statistics
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