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ALTERNATIVE VIEWS OF THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF GOVERNMENT DEFICITS
Title
ALTERNATIVE VIEWS OF THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF GOVERNMENT DEFICITS.
Creator
TROMBINO, FRANK V., Florida Atlantic University, Manage, Neela D., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description
Federal government budget deficits and federal government debt have been the cause of controversy and debate in recent years. Economists have argued over the effects of government debt and government deficits in the economy. Of particular interest is the view that associates large government deficits and government debt to higher rates of interest and to reduced private investment in the economy. An alternative view contends that federal budget deficits and federal debt have no effect on...
Show moreFederal government budget deficits and federal government debt have been the cause of controversy and debate in recent years. Economists have argued over the effects of government debt and government deficits in the economy. Of particular interest is the view that associates large government deficits and government debt to higher rates of interest and to reduced private investment in the economy. An alternative view contends that federal budget deficits and federal debt have no effect on interest rates and private investment in the economy. Statistical techniques were used to test both views regarding the effects of budget deficits.
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Date Issued
1986
PURL
http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14335
Subject Headings
Budget deficits--United States, Fiscal policy--United States
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Impacts of federal deficits on the real GNP: The AMRC model
Title
Impacts of federal deficits on the real GNP: The AMRC model.
Creator
Uysal, Ali Enis., Florida Atlantic University, Cebula, Richard, College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description
The economy is a system of interrelated variables which must be studied as a whole. Lack of understanding of the interrelationship between economic agents may result in misleading information. Government transactions are the only controllable input to the system. It is essential, therefore, to examine the potential effects of budget deficits, and to implement necessary safeguards against these, if the goals of a society are to be achieved.
Date Issued
1992
PURL
http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14875
Subject Headings
Budget deficits--United States, Deficit financing--United States, United States--Economic policy--1981-, Economic forecasting--United States
Format
Document (PDF)