Official forecasts for oil revenues and the burden of pensioners are used to estimate forward-looking fiscal policy rules for Norway and compared with permanent-income and bird-in-hand rules. The results suggest that fiscal reactions have been partial forward-looking with respect to the rising pension bill, but backward-looking with respect to oil and gas revenues. Solvency of the government finances might be an issue with the fiscal rules estimated from historical data. Simulation suggests that declining oil and gas revenue and the costs of a rapidly graying population will substantially deteriorate the net government asset position by 2060 unless fiscal policy becomes more prudent or current pension and fiscal reforms are successful. Keyw...
This thesis studies the effects of terms of trade changes on the Norwegian economy by applying a dyn...
Abstract: Ageing combined with generous welfare state schemes makes the present fiscal policy in No...
Authorities in oil rich developing countries are often advised to save part of their oil tax revenue...
Official forecasts for oil revenues and the burden of pensioners are used to estimate forward-lookin...
Abstract: Large petroleum revenues make Norway an enviable fiscal loner. The fiscal policy rule ado...
This bachelor thesis is engaged in Norway's economic policy after the year 1973. Above all it target...
We analyse if the adoption of a fiscal spending rule insulates the domestic economy from commodity p...
In this master’s thesis, we have analyzed how dependent the Norwegian economy has become on the oil ...
For different reasons the oil companies might apply higher required rates of return than they did so...
With the indisputable significance of the petroleum industry and the Norwegian petroleum policies’ o...
As most developed countries Norway has an ageing population meaning that the number of pensioners is...
As Norway possesses a large petroleum wealth, there has been calls for a change regarding the Gover...
Over the last decades, the relationship between natural resource discoveries on macroeconomic devel...
Oil price risk, prudent fiscal policy, and generational accounting Erling Steigum This paper propose...
This paper uses a large-scale overlapping generations model to assess the impact of fiscal rules in ...
This thesis studies the effects of terms of trade changes on the Norwegian economy by applying a dyn...
Abstract: Ageing combined with generous welfare state schemes makes the present fiscal policy in No...
Authorities in oil rich developing countries are often advised to save part of their oil tax revenue...
Official forecasts for oil revenues and the burden of pensioners are used to estimate forward-lookin...
Abstract: Large petroleum revenues make Norway an enviable fiscal loner. The fiscal policy rule ado...
This bachelor thesis is engaged in Norway's economic policy after the year 1973. Above all it target...
We analyse if the adoption of a fiscal spending rule insulates the domestic economy from commodity p...
In this master’s thesis, we have analyzed how dependent the Norwegian economy has become on the oil ...
For different reasons the oil companies might apply higher required rates of return than they did so...
With the indisputable significance of the petroleum industry and the Norwegian petroleum policies’ o...
As most developed countries Norway has an ageing population meaning that the number of pensioners is...
As Norway possesses a large petroleum wealth, there has been calls for a change regarding the Gover...
Over the last decades, the relationship between natural resource discoveries on macroeconomic devel...
Oil price risk, prudent fiscal policy, and generational accounting Erling Steigum This paper propose...
This paper uses a large-scale overlapping generations model to assess the impact of fiscal rules in ...
This thesis studies the effects of terms of trade changes on the Norwegian economy by applying a dyn...
Abstract: Ageing combined with generous welfare state schemes makes the present fiscal policy in No...
Authorities in oil rich developing countries are often advised to save part of their oil tax revenue...