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Political Parties of all Stripes are Pushing for Higher Government Spending
September 16, 2024
Era Dabla-Norris
,
Enrico Di Gregorio
,
Yongquan Cao
Large fiscal deficits and elevated debt levels call for greater fiscal prudence, but political forces are pulling in the opposite way
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Why Our World Needs Fiscal Restraint in Biggest-Ever Election Year
April 17, 2024
Era Dabla-Norris
,
Vitor Gaspar
,
Marcos Poplawski-Ribeiro
,
Jiae Yoo
Governments should stay the course on fiscal consolidation amid mounting debt.
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Industrial Policy Is Not a Magic Cure for Slow Growth
April 10, 2024
Era Dabla-Norris
,
Daniel Garcia-Macia
,
Vitor Gaspar
,
Li Liu
It can be tempting for countries to turn to industrial policy, but a policy mix supporting innovation more broadly can help boost economic growth
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Fiscal Policy Can Promote Economic Stability and Address Risks to Public Finances
April 12, 2023
Francesca Caselli
,
Vitor Gaspar
,
Gee Hee Hong
,
Paulo Medas
Following exceptional pandemic support, governments should foster disinflation and financial stability while protecting the most vulnerable and safeguarding public finances
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Fiscal Policy Can Help People Rebound From Cost of Living Crisis
October 12, 2022
Vitor Gaspar
,
Raphael Lam
,
Paolo Mauro
,
Roberto Piazza
Countries should prioritize protecting the vulnerable through targeted support while keeping a tight fiscal stance to help fight inflation
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Middle East Needs Fairer Taxes to Aid Growth and Ease Inequality
July 6, 2022
Jihad Azour
,
Priscilla Muthoora
,
Geneviève Verdier
More progressive taxes with fewer exemptions would help governments pay for immediate spending priorities and make societies fairer.
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