How State Policies Can Raise Economic Growth

Jamee Moudud

Challenge, 2006, vol. 49, issue 2, 33-51

Abstract: Neither neoliberal policies nor policies entailing a rising budget deficit-to-GDP ratio will be successful in increasing long-run growth, writes this author. What is needed are higher taxes, which would allow the government spending share to rise, and more public investment. The author calls this approach supply-side activism.

Date: 2006
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