European University Institute Library

The macroeconomics of fiscal policy, edited by Richard W. Kopcke, Geoffrey M.B. Tootell, Robert K. Triest

eng

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

illustrations

index present

non fiction

The macroeconomics of fiscal policy

bibliography

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edited by Richard W. Kopcke, Geoffrey M.B. Tootell, Robert K. Triest

The, case against the case against discretionary fiscal policy / Alan S. Binder -- Comments on Blinder's "The case against the case against discretionary fiscal policy" / Oliver J. Blanchard -- Comments on Blinder's "The case against the case against discretionary fiscal policy" / Christopher A. Sims -- American fiscal policy in the post-war era : an interpretive history / Alan J. Auerbach -- Comments on Auerbach's "American fiscal policy in the post-war era : an interpretive history" / James S. Duesenberry -- Comments on Auerbach's "American fiscal policy in the post-war era : an interpretive history" / Douglas W. Elmendorf -- Fiscal policy from Kennedy to Reagan to G.W. Bush / C. Eugene Steurle -- Economic policy in the first Reagan administration : the conflict between tax reform and countercyclical management / W. Elliot Brownlee -- Reflections on congressional fiscal policy in the 1980s / Van Doorn Ooms -- Fiscal policy during President Reagan's first term / Rudolph G. Penner -- Deficits and debt in the short and long run / Benjamin M. Friedman -- Comments on Friedmann's "Deficits and debt in the short and long run" / Susanto Basu -- Comments on Friedmann's "Deficits and debt in the short and long run" / Barry P. Bosworth -- Is the United States prone to "overconsumption"? / Jean-Philippe Cotis, Jonathan Coppel, Luiz de Mello -- Comments on Cotis et al.'s "Is the United States prone to 'overconsumption'?" / Willem H. Buiter -- Budget and external deficits : not twins but the same family / Edwin M. Truman -- Twin deficits and twin decades / Jeffrey A. Frankel -- The, current account and the budget deficit : a disaggregated perspective / Catherine L. Mann -- What can we do about the "twin" deficits? / Alice M. Rivlin