#Fiscal

Hollywood

J_MoAGoGo

Reading Anneliese Dodds' speech on Labour economic policy and it's fascinating how steeped in neoclassical macro dogma it is. People should probably be aware that on fiscal and monetary policy

Daniela Gabor

DanielaGabor

In my evidence to @LordsEconCom, I argued that QE has fiscal spillovers that are poorly theorised & understood.Reliance on QE alone created a massive failure of fiscal-monetary governance in 2010.Good

Ben Eisen

benkerteisen

Two meaningful (more or less) nation-wide fiscal consolidations in my lifetime -a big one in the early 1990s and a smaller one in the 2010s. Both were achieved almost entirely

Irish Fiscal Advisory Council

fiscalcouncil

.@ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane suggests that for both the global financial crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic, it is to a country’s advantage to have available fiscal space. He suggests

Rounds Consulting Group

roundsconsult

1/3 Here is a free economic analysis of the Covid-19 vaccine distribution. AZ is still down 93k jobs. The fiscal impact (tax revenues) of recovering these jobs is close to

Dave

djr8519

The synchronized global fiscal impulse (chart 1) looks set to reverse in the coming months. This fiscal drag will prove a significant challenge for the prevailing reflation macro narrative.Steepers, dollar

The Kaipullai

thekaipullai

How to sound intellectual on a budget day?First, start off with a sentence containing phrases like, proactive tax Rationalization, infrastructure financing, economic intervention"This budget should focus on proactive economic intervent

Eric Tymoigne

tymoignee

Here is summary of my most recent paper published last june:1- monetary sovereignty: government issues an inconvertible currency, sets monetary laws, imposes dues to be paid with the national currency,

Busi Anti-Austerity Sibeko

SubiBuseko

Surely this is not the same IMF that has told the G20 to keep spending because the withdrawal of fiscal support could "impose further harm on livelihoods and heighten the

Will Slaughter

MilwaukeeBonds

Few things have been more consistently profitable for 30+ years than ignoring bond vigilantes and inflation cassandras, as US nominal rates grind slowly lower to their eventual destination below zero.

Ulrich Schetter

ulrich_schetter

Fighting #COVID19 involves horrible trade-offs. In this paper with @ricardo_hausman, we show why they are particularly excruciating in developing countries and why there is a dire need of immediate and

Stephen Gordon

stephenfgordon

You know, I don't worry about reliving 1995 when it comes to Canada's public finances. I worry about reliving 1975. Everyone knows that some sort of fiscal consolidation will be

SonaliRanade

sonaliranade

1. Raging virus thru the hinterland + industrial centres.2. GDP shrinkage of about 10% minimum for this fiscal & no growth next year.3. Fiscal deficit at 15% of GDP +

Philipp Heimberger

heimbergecon

Output gap nonsense: European Commission is doing it again in its most recent forecast: producing crisis-driven, pro-cyclical downward estimates in economic slack (measured in terms of output gaps). This will

John Pfaff

JohnFPfaff

I still find myself amazed that decades of cost-benefit analyses of crim justice policy in econ, criminology and other fields never seriously wrestled w opportunity cost.If $1 spent on, say,

FCF in context

Buy100ozSilver

People are convinced Fiscal = start of inflation.Long term its likely the more left govts get but short/mid term less so + bond market agrees.The "contrarian" view is gold consolidates

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