Testing the relationship between government spending and revenue : evidence from GCC countries /

Testing the relationship between government spending and revenue : evidence from GCC countries /

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The paper examines the direction of causality between total government expenditure and revenue in oil-dependent GCC countries by utilizing a cointegration and error-correction modeling framework, and by calculating a variance decomposition analysis. In addition, it presents impulse responses to shed...

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Main Author: Fasano-Filho, Ugo, 1956-
Corporate Authors: International Monetary Fund Middle Eastern Department, International Monetary Fund Policy Development and Review Department
Other Authors: Wang, Qing
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: [Washington, D.C.] : International Monetary Fund, Middle Eastern Department, Policy Development and Review Department, c2002
[Washington, D.C.] : International Monetary Fund, ©2002
Series:IMF working paper ; WP/02/201
Subjects:
Budget deficits > Persian Gulf States > Econometric models
Budget deficits > Saudi Arabia > Econometric models
Finance, Public > Persian Gulf States > Econometric models
Finance, Public > Saudi Arabia > Econometric models
Fiscal policy > Persian Gulf States > Econometric models
Fiscal policy > Saudi Arabia > Econometric models
Government spending policy > Persian Gulf States > Econometric models
Government spending policy > Saudi Arabia > Econometric models
Revenue > Daudi Arabia > Econometric models
Revenue > Persian Gulf States > Econometric models
Revenue > Saudi Arabia > Econometric models
Budget deficits
Budget deficits > Econometric models
Econometric models
Finance, Public
Finance, Public > Econometric models
Fiscal policy
Fiscal policy > Econometric models
Government spending policy
Government spending policy > Econometric models
Revenue
Revenue > Econometric models
Middle East > Persian Gulf States
Saudi Arabia
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Call Number: HG3810.I45 no.WP/02/201

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