2022
DOI: 10.32702/2307-2105-2022.2.99
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Features of the Loss of Intensity of State Economic Regulation in the Crisis Period

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“…The solution of the developed system of equations according to the selected model and the defined currency regime needs substantiation. According to mathematical and vector analysis [8], the influence of the multiplier effect from the introduction of fiscal policy tools on the gross output of goods and services was mathematically substantiated. The multiplicative effect is justified based on the multiplicative coefficient, which can be both positive and negative.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The solution of the developed system of equations according to the selected model and the defined currency regime needs substantiation. According to mathematical and vector analysis [8], the influence of the multiplier effect from the introduction of fiscal policy tools on the gross output of goods and services was mathematically substantiated. The multiplicative effect is justified based on the multiplicative coefficient, which can be both positive and negative.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Otherwise, the state must intervene in cyclical development and stimulate the economy during the recession and depression and restrain during the rapid recovery. Other economists, such as followers of M. Friedman [6; 7], believe that the state cannot take specific measures to get out of the crisis as soon as possible, and one of the reasons is that the stabilization measures used are not succeeding due to the backlog [8], and potential misconduct by the government on economic policy is likely to exacerbate crisis fluctuations. Therefore, the neoclassicists [9; 10] assume that in most cases the behavior of abstinence from economic policy measures stabilizes the economy.…”
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