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The Role of Fiscal Policy in Japan: A Quantitative Study,
We analyze the role of fiscal policy in the recent showdown in Japan. A dynamic general equilibrium model is developed in which fiscal policy can have both expansionary effects (through increasing returns) and contarctionary effects ( through the increase of public debt and debt and tax burden. A ve
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