What is the impact of tax and welfare reforms on fiscal stabilisers? A simple model and an application to EMU
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taxation; tax reforms; fiscal policy; social welfare; social benefits; fiscal stabilisers; automatic stabilisers; economic and monetary union; EMU; shocks; Buti; Van den Noord;All these keywords.
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