Fiscal deficit reduction programs in developing countries: Stabilization versus growth in the presence of credit rationing

John Cuddington

Estudios Económicos, 1992, vol. 7, issue 1, 31-51

Abstract: This paper presents a model for analyzing potential conflicts between short-run output and employment effects and medium-run growth effects of various fiscal actions. In the model, both firms and households are intertemporal optimizers; short-run wage stickiness and interest rate controls generate macroeconomic disequilibrium. The analysis focuses on the consequences of various government expenditure or deficit reduction policies.

Date: 1992
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