Add to ORKGLike the economy in general, individual state economies are struggling in this recession. State governments face significant constraints in raising additional revenues. Most states are required to balance their budgets regardless of the economic environment. This article considers the role of the federal government in helping the states to manage their finances.Federal government ; State finance
In recent years, members of Congress have inserted thousands of pork-barrel spending projects into b...
The coronavirus pandemic is a national emergency that requires a national response. Asking states to...
Ernest R. Moser is assistant professor of Economics at Northeast Louisiana University
During recessions the federal government tries to stimulate the economy (i.e., "prime the pump") by ...
The 2007-10 recession has imposed significant fiscal hardships on state and local governments. The r...
Every several years, usually after a national recession, and also as a result of the C OVID 19 pande...
More than two years after the official end of the Great Recession, state governments still face sign...
This Article addresses the aftermath of the Great Recession specifically focusing on its effects at ...
This paper looks at the problem of state budget shortfalls during the recession and calculates the n...
Professional paper for the fulfillment of the Master of Public Policy program.In late 2007, the U.S....
[Excerpt] The financial consequences of the recession that spanned from December 2007 through June o...
I propose a novel method to estimate the effect of recessions on government finances. Using the Grea...
Although interactions between federal and state taxes and spending programs are becoming increasingl...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The mos...
Regular state unemployment insurance (UI) benefits are paid from state reserves held in unemployment...
In recent years, members of Congress have inserted thousands of pork-barrel spending projects into b...
The coronavirus pandemic is a national emergency that requires a national response. Asking states to...
Ernest R. Moser is assistant professor of Economics at Northeast Louisiana University
During recessions the federal government tries to stimulate the economy (i.e., "prime the pump") by ...
The 2007-10 recession has imposed significant fiscal hardships on state and local governments. The r...
Every several years, usually after a national recession, and also as a result of the C OVID 19 pande...
More than two years after the official end of the Great Recession, state governments still face sign...
This Article addresses the aftermath of the Great Recession specifically focusing on its effects at ...
This paper looks at the problem of state budget shortfalls during the recession and calculates the n...
Professional paper for the fulfillment of the Master of Public Policy program.In late 2007, the U.S....
[Excerpt] The financial consequences of the recession that spanned from December 2007 through June o...
I propose a novel method to estimate the effect of recessions on government finances. Using the Grea...
Although interactions between federal and state taxes and spending programs are becoming increasingl...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The mos...
Regular state unemployment insurance (UI) benefits are paid from state reserves held in unemployment...
In recent years, members of Congress have inserted thousands of pork-barrel spending projects into b...
The coronavirus pandemic is a national emergency that requires a national response. Asking states to...
Ernest R. Moser is assistant professor of Economics at Northeast Louisiana University