Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of Hungary

One of the most debated questions of economics is whether the pace of long run economic growth can be influenced by economic policies. The (long run) steady state growth rate of the economy is determined by two exogenous factors according to neoclassical theory. But Endogenous growth theories suppo...

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Main Author: Adrienn Erős
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Miskolc 2010-05-01
Series:Theory, Methodology, Practice
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Online Access:https://ojs.uni-miskolc.hu/index.php/tmp/article/view/1342
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description One of the most debated questions of economics is whether the pace of long run economic growth can be influenced by economic policies. The (long run) steady state growth rate of the economy is determined by two exogenous factors according to neoclassical theory. But Endogenous growth theories support the view that (among other factors) fiscal policy can affect economic growth through several channels, some of which can give positive, while others negative impulses to the rate of growth. The paper deals with the long run growth effects of fiscal policy in Hungary, emphasising that restrictive fiscal policy actions can still have a beneficial effect on the long run growth rate of the economy, founding such growth-oriented actions in the future, which could not have been taken without the earlier stabilisation. An outstanding growth-fastening effect is the lesson we can learn from comparing the fiscal data of the 1994-1996 period with the 2003-2005 data.
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spelling doaj.art-79a848486cba44619169029d5d6b41f72023-10-27T04:14:00ZengUniversity of MiskolcTheory, Methodology, Practice1589-34132415-98832010-05-01501Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of HungaryAdrienn Erős0University of Miskolc One of the most debated questions of economics is whether the pace of long run economic growth can be influenced by economic policies. The (long run) steady state growth rate of the economy is determined by two exogenous factors according to neoclassical theory. But Endogenous growth theories support the view that (among other factors) fiscal policy can affect economic growth through several channels, some of which can give positive, while others negative impulses to the rate of growth. The paper deals with the long run growth effects of fiscal policy in Hungary, emphasising that restrictive fiscal policy actions can still have a beneficial effect on the long run growth rate of the economy, founding such growth-oriented actions in the future, which could not have been taken without the earlier stabilisation. An outstanding growth-fastening effect is the lesson we can learn from comparing the fiscal data of the 1994-1996 period with the 2003-2005 data. https://ojs.uni-miskolc.hu/index.php/tmp/article/view/1342Economic growthFiscal policyLong run growthHungary
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Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of Hungary
Theory, Methodology, Practice
Economic growth
Fiscal policy
Long run growth
Hungary
title Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of Hungary
title_full Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of Hungary
title_fullStr Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of Hungary
title_full_unstemmed Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of Hungary
title_short Long Run Growth Effects of Fiscal Policy - a Case Study of Hungary
title_sort long run growth effects of fiscal policy a case study of hungary
topic Economic growth
Fiscal policy
Long run growth
Hungary
url https://ojs.uni-miskolc.hu/index.php/tmp/article/view/1342
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