Fiscal Deficits and Growth in Developing Countries.

By C. Adam, D. Bevan. 2005

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The composition of government spending and growth: is current or capital spending better? (2007, methodology): “(2005), in that in both, the budget deficit adversely affects growth, and the effect is significant; while in Adam and Bevan (2005), deficits could be growth-enhancing if financed by limited seigniorage, while they are likely to be growth-inhibiting if financed by domestic debt. The Devarajan et al.”
Government Debt and Economic Growth (2013, background): “Deterioration of the fiscal balance in the presence of high public debt stocks is detrimental for growth, even though a deficit helps to finance public capital (Adam and Bevan, 2005, Saint-Paul, 1992 and Aizenman, Kletzer, and Pinto, 2007).”
Does the Composition of Government Expenditure Matter for Long-Run GDP Levels? (2016, neutral): “depending on what the deficit is financing; see Adam and Bevan (2005), Gemmell et al.”
THRESHOLD EFFECTS OF INFLATION ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (2010, methodology): “Adam and Bevan (2005), Lensink and Hermes (2004) or Nautz and Scharff (2006), applying his methodology, it seems worthwhile to briefly discuss the role of regime intercepts for the estimation results in the Hansen (1999) framework.2 For any given threshold γ, the slope coefficients β1 and β2 can be ”
The ICTD Government Revenue Dataset (2014, background): “This has in turn been reflected in the relatively rapid expansion of research, including extensive cross-country econometric research, exploring, among other areas: the connections between taxation, non-tax revenue and good governance (Ross 2004; Mahon 2005; Timmons 2005; Haber and Menaldo 2011; Bas”
Public sector management accounting in emerging economies: A literature review (2016, background): “Rational/legalistic MA controls were seen as a way to control resources and steer national economic plans (Adam & Bevan, 2005; Jayasinghe & Uddin, 2010), and were not unique to EEs (Hopper et al., 2009).”
Estimation of dynamic panel threshold model using Stata (2019, positive): “Hansen’s fixed effect estimator has been applied to applications on the investment decision of firms under financial constraints, the relation between fiscal deficit and economic growth (Adam and Bevan 2005), inflation and growth (Khan and Ssnhadji 2001) and others.”
The Impact of High and Growing Government Debt on Economic Growth: An Empirical Investigation for the Euro Area (2010, positive): “Adam and Bevan (2005) find interaction effects between deficits and debt stocks, with high debt stocks exacerbating the adverse consequences of high deficits.”
Public debt and the limits of fiscal policy to increase economic growth (2011, background): “Our model is complementary to that of Adam and Bevan (2005), which is an overlapping-generation model in which public spending can be productive and may be financed by debt.”