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1. Economics, Econometrics and Finance › Fiscal Policies and Political Economy

   Effectiveness of fiscal policy measures in different public debt regimes

   Gherghina, Grecu, Constantinescu, Duca, Postole and Ciobănaşu · Journal of Business Economics and Management · 2024

   Using a threshold model for Central and Eastern European countries, the paper finds fiscal policy measures work less well at high public debt and recommends continued debt reduction.

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   1. UncheckedIn the Central and Eastern European countries studied, cutting public debt is linked to a bigger boost to growth when debt is already high than when it is low.“Another result obtained within the analysis highlights that the positive effect of public debt reduction on economic growth is more strongly felt in the higher public debt regime than under a low public debt regime.”