In this paper we investigate the logic and the workings of fiscal rules, with focus on rules for subnational governments. We argue against a simplistic view that sees the writing of numerical limits on fiscal variables as the solution to fundamental fiscal problems. We suggest that international organizations should take a more comprehensive approach when dealing with the fiscal problems of developing countries. Such an approach requires a deep understanding of the determinants of undesirable fiscal outcomes in each particular case, which in turn requires some explicit political analysis.fiscal rules, fiscal policy
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This paper estimates the effects of fiscal institutions on fiscal policy outcomes, addressing issues...
This article offers an empirical answer to the question of which institutional arrangements can help...
Fiscal rules are laws aimed at reducing the incentive to accumulate debt, and many countries adopt t...
Includes bibliographyIn Latin America, macroeconomic fluctuations have been more frequent and more s...
This paper discusses fiscal responsibility laws in Latin America, with special attention to their pr...
In many countries, the past few decades have been characterized by large budget deficits and excessi...
Fiscal responsibility laws are institutions with which multiple governments in the same economy—nati...
This survey first discusses general characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages of different type...
El presente Documento de Trabajo recoge los artículos seleccionados en el marco del Call for Papers ...
The necessity to devote serious attention to the issue of fiscal discipline in many countries of the...
Butkiewicz, James L.This paper empirically investigates the impact of national fiscal rules in the e...
Austerity is one of the most controversial policies in Europe. Fiscal rules are a key political inst...
We examine whether adopting a numerical fiscal rule framework to guide fiscal policy helped reduce t...
The debate on fiscal policy in Europe centers on how to let automatic stabilizers work while achievi...
This paper uses cross-national data to examine the effects of federal fiscal and political instituti...
This paper estimates the effects of fiscal institutions on fiscal policy outcomes, addressing issues...
This article offers an empirical answer to the question of which institutional arrangements can help...
Fiscal rules are laws aimed at reducing the incentive to accumulate debt, and many countries adopt t...
Includes bibliographyIn Latin America, macroeconomic fluctuations have been more frequent and more s...