Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth in Tunisia

Terzi, Chokri; Anis, El Ammari

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“…An example is the ability of the government to obtain extra funding at a reasonable cost or rely on special drawing rights (SDR) from Bretton Wood institutions, where emerging countries can access funding at no cost. Similarly, governments could react to economic predicaments via a stimulus that is unleashed by the pandemic due to extra spending or borrowing that may spike inflationary pressures, affect foreign exchange reserves, as well as crowd out the private sector through over spending, which eventually hinders the rapid economic uptake (Abdullah et al 2019 ; Terzi and Anis 2018 ). Lending institutions equally have become sceptical about the government’s role in spending within their budgets, reversing stimulus plans once instituted, and in managing long-run structural imbalances resulting from feeble government financial position.…”

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“…Fiscal debt and government debt ratio have grown substantially in many nations due to the effects of the economic crisis on the gross domestic product and tax revenues earnings plus the cost of fiscal reactions to economic predicaments, especially after COVID-19. Financial aid (during COVID-19) together with assurances to the financial and manufacturing segments of the economies have worsened the financial positions of governments (Terzi and Anis 2018 ). Several nations have the wherewithal to undertake reasonable fiscal imbalances for a long time by excluding domestic as well as international financial markets after COVID-19.…”

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Does external debt as a new determinants of fiscal policy influence sustainable economic growth: implications after COVID-19

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External debt correlation and the sustainable economic development pathway within the South Asian sub-region is analysed in this research paper. The longitudinal root-analysis, the pooled ordinary least square, quantile estimation, and output estimation were utilized to evaluate the data obtained from the World Bank Development Indicators for the period of 2000–2018. We discovered that total external debt and external debt services affect 39% plus 31%, respectively, after the robust regression analysis was carried out. Besides that, the findings demonstrate direct expansionary impacts of fiscal policy crosswise in developing economies within the study timeframe. Remarkably, the advancements in state establishments encourage the “gathering impact” of fiscal policy implementation. The findings depict that the entire circumstances set a stiffer restraint on public expenditure, indicating a self-losing fiscal austerity situation which entails the impact of the company’s liabilities. Inversely, the unrestrained countercyclical policy bars the knock-on impact of external problems, resulting in an improved economic system activity performance as well as decreasing the probability of economic predicaments after COVID-19.

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Incidencia de la política fiscal en el ingreso per cápita del Ecuador

Gomez Anzules,

Calderón Espinoza,

Yela Burgos

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El Ecuador se encuentra ante una serie de desafíos sustanciales en su política fiscal, los cuales impactan directamente en su estabilidad económica y social, estos desafíos son consecuencia de la persistente presencia de déficits fiscales a lo largo del tiempo. De modo que el presente artículo busca analizar una comprensión precisa de la relación entre la política fiscal y el ingreso per cápita del Ecuador durante el periodo 1997-2021, determinando en primera instancia los indicadores de la política fiscal, que promueven un crecimiento económico y una mejora en las condiciones de vida de la población. La metodología aplicada presenta un enfoque cuantitativo de alcances descriptivo, explicativo y exploratorio, con un diseño no experimental de tipo longitudinal; posteriormente, se estima un modelo de regresión lineal múltiple por mínimos cuadrados ordinarios (MCO), utilizando el software estadístico Stata, lo que denota la relación existente entre los indicadores de la política fiscal sobre el ingreso per cápita del Ecuador. Los resultados obtenidos señalan que el gasto público, el impuesto a la renta, y la inflación, tienen un impacto significativo en el ingreso per cápita de los ecuatorianos, siendo las dos primeras variables las que presentan una relación directa, mientras que la inflación mantiene una relación inversa; destacando que, el gasto público es la variable que mayor efecto tiene sobre el ingreso per cápita. En conclusión, el gasto público y el impuesto a la renta garantizan una gestión acertada para el financiamiento de operaciones y distribución de la riqueza, lo cual dinamiza la economía ecuatoriana.

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Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth in Tunisia

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Does external debt as a new determinants of fiscal policy influence sustainable economic growth: implications after COVID-19

Does external debt as a new determinants of fiscal policy influence sustainable economic growth: implications after COVID-19

Seasonal characteristics of particle size distribution of organic markers in atmospheric particulate matters in Beijing

Incidencia de la política fiscal en el ingreso per cápita del Ecuador

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