We assess the existence of fiscal regime shifts in the U.K., Germany, and Italy, using Markov switching fiscal rules. On the basis of a newly built quarterly data set, our results show the existence of fiscal regimes shifts, sometimes coupled with regime switches also regarding monetary developments. While in the UK “active” and “passive” (Leeper, 1991) fiscal regimes are somewhat clearer cut, in Germany fiscal regimes have been overall less active, supporting more fiscal sustainability. For Italy, a more passive fiscal behaviour is uncovered in the run-up to EMU.status: publishe
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The objective of this paper is twofold. First, for some OECD countries we econometrically select the...
We assess the existence of fiscal regime shifts in the U.K., Germany, and Italy, using Markov switc...
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We estimate changes in fiscal policy regimes in Portugal with a Markov Switching regression of fisca...
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Ever since its inception EMU has been subject to controversy. The fiscal policy rules embedded in th...
Abstract: The Stability Growth Pact and the 3% rule did not prevent countries from running large de...
By distinguishing between discretionary and non-discretionary fiscal policy, this paper analyses the...
The objective of this paper is twofold. First, for some OECD countries we econometrically select the...
We assess the existence of fiscal regime shifts in the U.K., Germany, and Italy, using Markov switc...
This paper examines the interactions between fiscal and monetary policy for some former transition, ...
Fiscal and monetary policies in Europe have been designed to ensure that a stability oriented framew...
We examine the impact of four factors on the fiscal policies of the euro-area countries over the las...
The objective of this study is to investigate the behaviour of monetary and fiscal authorities in th...
This paper uses a new data set on budgetary institutions in Europe to examine the impact of fiscal r...
The prevalence of either Ricardian or non-Ricardian fiscal regimes is important both for practical p...
Ever since its inception EMU has been subject to controversy. The fiscal policy rules embedded in th...
We estimate changes in fiscal policy regimes in Portugal with a Markov Switching regression of fisca...
We test for nonlinear effects of asset prices on the fiscal policy of three major European economies...
none2We survey the recent empirical literature concerning the cyclical response of fiscal policies i...
Ever since its inception EMU has been subject to controversy. The fiscal policy rules embedded in th...
Abstract: The Stability Growth Pact and the 3% rule did not prevent countries from running large de...
By distinguishing between discretionary and non-discretionary fiscal policy, this paper analyses the...
The objective of this paper is twofold. First, for some OECD countries we econometrically select the...