1996
DOI: 10.1108/03068299610149561
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Public expenditure rate and economic growth

Abstract: All post‐socialist countries began the transition process towards a market economy with very high shares of public expenditures in their gross domestic product. The policy question these countries face is whether to decrease the public expenditure rate (PER), and if so, to what level. Another question is whether the change in the PER will affect their economic growth perspectives. Seeks to answer these questions. Discusses the theoretical relation between PER and the rate of economic growth, defines growth neu… Show more

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“…Infrastructure is easier to recognize than to define. Investment in infrastructure is thought to provide "basic services to industry and households," "key inputs to the economy," and "a crucial input to economic activity and growth" although what is "basic," "key" and "crucial" varies from country to country and from time to time (Senjur, 1996;Grimsey and Lewis, 2002). Recently, the activities in energy, transport, water, telecommunications and social infrastructure sections have been regarded as infrastructure investment (Shen et al, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Infrastructure is easier to recognize than to define. Investment in infrastructure is thought to provide "basic services to industry and households," "key inputs to the economy," and "a crucial input to economic activity and growth" although what is "basic," "key" and "crucial" varies from country to country and from time to time (Senjur, 1996;Grimsey and Lewis, 2002). Recently, the activities in energy, transport, water, telecommunications and social infrastructure sections have been regarded as infrastructure investment (Shen et al, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zagler, G. Durnecker (2003), atli kę fiskalinės politikos ir ekonominio augimo analizę, išskyrė produktyvias ir klasifikuoja skirtingai, tai priklauso nuo konkrečių kiekvienos šalies ekonominių sąlygų bei istorinių vystymosi tendencijų. Neproduktyviosiomis išlaidomis galima pavadinti šias išlaidas: išlaidos poilsiui, kultūrai ir religijai, socialinei apsaugai, įmokos ES.…”
Section: Valstybės Išlaidų Poveikis Ekonomikaiunclassified
“…Valstybės išlaidų poveikis ekonomikai Lietuvoje mažai nagrinėtas, tačiau užsienio literatū-roje į šią sritį gilinosi: M. Zagler, G. Durnecker (2003), atlikę fiskalinės politikos ir ekonominio augimo analizę, J. Ferreiro ir kt.…”
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“…Ekonomikos augimas pagrįstas produktyviomis išlaidomis, todėl didėjant produktyvių išlaidų finansavimui auga ir šalies potencialas. Tačiau skirtingas šalies dydis įtakoja ir skirtingą vyriausybės išlaidų poreikį (Senjur, 1996). Apie valstybės išlaidas galima rasti nemažai straipsnių ir įvairių mokslininkų nuomonių apie jų efektyvumo ir paskirstymo galimybes.…”
Section: Valstybės Biudžeto Išlaidosunclassified