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Violating Fiscal Rules: Implications for Inflation, Expectations, and Monetary Credibility
This study investigates the impact of actual and expected fiscal rule breaches on inflation, inflation expectations, and monetary policy credibility. Using Brazilian data from January 2003 to December 2024, the findings suggest that both observed and expected fiscal rule violations lead to higher in
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