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Debt Neutrality and the Theory of Fiscal Policy 1970s to 1990s
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Are government bonds net wealth?
Barro on the Ricardian equivalence theorem
Perceived wealth in bonds and social security : a comment
Reply to Feldstein and Buchanan
The Ricardian nonequivalence theorem
Debt neutrality : a brief review of doctrine and evidence
The logic of the Ricardian equivalence theorem
Government deficits and capital accumulation
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : comment
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : comment
Ricardian equivalence : an evaluation of theory and evidence with three comments
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior revisited : comment
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : a further comment
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : reply and update
Do government deficits matter?
A guide to public sector debt and deficits
The monetary-fiscal mix : long-run implications
The neoclassical approach to fiscal policy
Symposium on the budget deficit
The Ricardian approach to budget deficits
Budget deficits and national saving : are politicians exogenous?
A neoclassical perspective on budget deficits
Budget deficits : rethoric and reality
Introduction to public debt management : theory and history
Are government bonds net wealth?
Barro on the Ricardian equivalence theorem
Perceived wealth in bonds and social security : a comment
Reply to Feldstein and Buchanan
The Ricardian nonequivalence theorem
Debt neutrality : a brief review of doctrine and evidence
The logic of the Ricardian equivalence theorem
Government deficits and capital accumulation
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : comment
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : comment
Ricardian equivalence : an evaluation of theory and evidence with three comments
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior revisited : comment
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : a further comment
Government debt, government spending, and private sector behavior : reply and update
Do government deficits matter?
A guide to public sector debt and deficits
The monetary-fiscal mix : long-run implications
The neoclassical approach to fiscal policy
Symposium on the budget deficit
The Ricardian approach to budget deficits
Budget deficits and national saving : are politicians exogenous?
A neoclassical perspective on budget deficits
Budget deficits : rethoric and reality
Introduction to public debt management : theory and history
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| Código de barras | Signatura | Tipo de medio | Ubicación | Sección | Estado |
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| 35034 | 336.3 KAOd v.3 | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
