Add to ORKGThe cyclicality of fiscal policy in Ireland in the budgetary plans put before parliament and ex-post is considered. Data in budgetary documents and particular econometric estimation procedures help address endogeneity issues and provide numerous variable-estimation procedure combinations for assessing cyclicality. Fiscal policy in Ireland is found to be procyclical on both ex-ante and ex-post bases. The evidence is mixed between policy being more pro-cyclical ex-post than was intended at Budget time and there being no difference. With the preventive arm of the Stability and Growth Pact now applying to Ireland, a continuation of procyclical fiscal policy would endanger its requirements being met
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This paper presents FIR-GEM: Fiscal IRish General Equilibrium Model. FIR-GEM is a small open economy...
Whether discretionary fiscal policies in industrialized countries act counter- or pro cyclically and...
The cyclicality of fiscal policy in Ireland in the budgetary plans put before parliament and ex-post...
Data from member states’ Stability and Convergence Programmes from 2011 to 2018 are used to assess t...
This paper addresses the topic of cyclicality and discretion in Irish fiscal policy. In particular, ...
The aim of this paper is to consider the implications for fiscal policy of a deceleration in output ...
Since 2008 there has been a series of very tough Budgets, which took a large amount of money out of ...
Empirical studies on the effects of fiscal policy using the conventional or data-based approach and ...
Over the period since mid-2008 the Irish government has introduced a series of austerity measures eq...
The ongoing approach of the European authorities to the difficulties in the Greek economy and the br...
A year ago, when the full impact of the financial crisis hit Ireland, it took some time for economis...
We assess the cyclicality of fiscal policy in the 19 Euro area countries, notably during recessions,...
In this paper we provide short- and long-run tax buoyancy estimates for a panel of OECD countries. O...
The decade of the 1970s was characterised by fluctuations in the world economy of a kind whicb had n...
This paper examines the information-related problems associated with the analysis of fiscal policies...
This paper presents FIR-GEM: Fiscal IRish General Equilibrium Model. FIR-GEM is a small open economy...
Whether discretionary fiscal policies in industrialized countries act counter- or pro cyclically and...