An edition of Tes ting the relationship between government spending and revenue (2002)

Tes ting the relationship between government spending and revenue

evidence from GCC countries

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International Monetary Fund, Middle Eastern Department and Policy Development and Review Department
Language
English
Pages
27

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Subjects

Budget deficits, Econometric models, Fiscal policy, Government spending policy, Public Finance, Revenue

Places

Daudi Arabia, Persian Gulf States, Saudi Arabia
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Tes ting the relationship between government spending and revenue: evidence from GCC countries
2002, International Monetary Fund, Middle Eastern Department and Policy Development and Review Department
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Cover title.

"November 2002"--P. [1].

Includes bibliographical references (p. 32-33).

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Published in
[Washington, D.C.]
Series
IMF working paper -- WP/02/201
Genre
Econometric models.

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27 p. :
Number of pages
27

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OL20413577M

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