Automatic Fiscal Stabilizers /

This paper discusses how to enhance automatic stabilizers without increasing the size of government. We distinguish between permanent changes in the parameters of the tax and expenditure system (e.g., changes in tax progressivity) that will enhance the traditional automatic stabilizer, and temporary...

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Main Author:	Symansky, Steven A
Other Authors:	Baunsgaard, Thomas
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2009
Series:	IMF Staff Position Notes ; Staff Position Note No. 2009/23 IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Budget balance Budget balances Budget deficit Budgets Capital spending Consumption taxes Corporate income tax Corporate income taxes Corporate sector Direct taxes Discretionary fiscal policy Earned income tax credit Expenditure cuts Expenditure policy Expenditure programs Fiscal adjustment Fiscal affairs department Fiscal affairs Fiscal agency Fiscal analysis Fiscal balance Fiscal changes Fiscal council Fiscal data Fiscal discipline Fiscal documentation Fiscal effort Fiscal expansion Fiscal federalism Fiscal framework Fiscal impact Fiscal implications Fiscal legislation Fiscal loosening Fiscal management Fiscal measure Fiscal measures Fiscal policies Fiscal policy action Fiscal policy goals Fiscal policy response Fiscal policy responses Fiscal policy variables Fiscal policy Fiscal profligacy Fiscal response Fiscal rule Fiscal rules Fiscal space Fiscal stability Fiscal stabilization Fiscal stabilizers Fiscal stimulus package Fiscal stimulus Fiscal sustainability Fiscal variables Flat tax reform Flat tax reforms Flat tax Government expenditure Government expenditures Higher income Income tax payments Income tax system Income taxes Indirect tax Indirect taxes International tax Marginal tax rate Marginal tax rates Payroll taxes Personal income tax rate Personal income tax Personal income taxes Primary expenditure Progressive tax Property taxes Prudent fiscal policies Public expenditure Public finance Public spending Revenue elasticity Sales tax Sales taxes Social expenditure Stabilization measures State budget Structural fiscal Tax administration Tax administrations Tax base Tax benefits Tax burden Tax categories Tax collections Tax credit Tax credits Tax deductions Tax elasticity Tax incentives Tax legislation Tax liability Tax measures Tax payments Tax policy Tax rates Tax ratios Tax reform Tax reforms Tax refunds Tax revenue Tax system Tax treatment Taxable income Taxable profits Taxation Taxes on capital Taxes on income Taxes on labor Taxpayer compliance Australia Germany Grenada Korea, Republic of United Kingdom

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