Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth
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This cluster of papers explores the impact of infrastructure development, government expenditure, and taxation policies on economic growth, with a focus on the role of public investment, transportation infrastructure, and optimal taxation. It investigates the relationship between infrastructure, taxation, and regional disparities in economic development, providing insights into the effects of different fiscal policies on long-term growth and efficiency.
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public investment; public capital; Wagner's law; public infrastructure investment; crowding in; recurrent expenditure; government capital expenditure; public expenditure structure; optimal size of government; petroleum profit tax; public investment efficiency; Keynesian hypothesis; highway investment; Barro model; Highway Trust Fund; infrastructure and economic growth; public capital investment; infrastructure stock; economic impact of infrastructure; Armey curve; private sector productivity; productive public spending; tax multipliers; infrastructure and growth; productive public expenditure
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Morton address: 36183058496258768 · morton4x16-v1
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