Do fiscal spillovers matter for the recovery? by Anna Ivanova and Sebastian Weber, published by VOXEU. “As governments continue their planned spending cuts, this column argues that the short-term effects on growth could be large. But based on its projections for 20 large economies, it says that the international spillovers are likely to be limitedd – except perhaps for small, open economies.”
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