Budgetary consolidation in EMU

By J. Hagen, A. Hallett, Rolf R. Strauch. 2001

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1. Rolf R. Strauch
2. P. Claeys
3. Jürgen von Hagen

Citations in the corpus

• Maastricht's Fiscal Rules at Ten: An Assessment (2002, unknown): “Wyplosz (1999) finds that the policy-mix in EU countries since 1980 has tended to be of the ‘substitutability’ type: fiscal relaxation is accompanied by monetary tightening and vice-versa.”
• Fiscal Consolidations: Quality, Economic Conditions, and Success (2001, background): “Heylen and Everaert (2000) and Lambertini and Tavares (2000) consider the importance of economic conditions for fiscal adjustments, but these papers use a different methodology.”
• Policy mix and debt sustainability: evidence from fiscal policy rules (2006, background): “Von Hagen et al. (2001) look into the pre-EMU fiscal consolidations, and estimate a small model consisting of fiscal rules and output growth.”