INFLUENCE OF FISCAL POLICY DYNAMICS ON OUTPUT MANAGEMENT

Predescu Antoniu and Popescu Maria-Loredana
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Predescu Antoniu: Universitatea Spiru Haret, Facultatea de Contabilitate si Finante Ramnicu Valcea
Popescu Maria-Loredana: Universitatea Spiru Haret, Facultatea de Contabilitate si Finante Ramnicu Valcea

Annals - Economy Series, 2013, vol. 2, 227-230

Abstract: Dynamics of fiscal policy, more specific rise in fiscal pressure, increase which can be obtained either through enforcing one or more taxes, or by augmenting at least a tax, has a powerful impact on output management – visible, in the first place, in the realm of output size. But, not only output size will vary, after an increase in fiscal pressure, at least because output management is dealing with more than issue of producing a certain quantity of products, material or not, goods and/or services. Products are made for selling, but selling is impossible but through price and with a price; price is an essential economic variable, both in microeconomic and macroeconomic spheres. Thus, on one side rise in fiscal pressure determines, at least in short term, and, of course, if producers pay, or even support, a tax, be it newly enforced or (newly) augmented, a rise of prices for sold products, and, on the other side, this results in a variation in output size, e.g. a reduced output volume, but, though, not in a linear trend. The dynamics, in this case of economic mechanism whose yield is a reduced volume of goods and/or services, in not linear, because essential are, too, the characteristics of products, from which effects of demand price elasticity and offer price elasticity influence significantly, in this framework, output management.

Keywords: fiscal pressure; taxes; price; output; elasticity (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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