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The Simple Analytics of Assets' Values and Infrequent Policy Changes
This paper studies the effects on financial markets of an anticipated fiscal stabilization policy in a stochastic environment. Stabilization is defined as a discrete change in the budget process which is implemented when government consumption reaches some threshold level, known by economic agents.
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