When financial crises initiated a global recession in 2008, massive public debt forced policymakers in the developed world to impose tough fiscal consolidations to counter growing deficits. The most effective solutions, however, were often the ones most counterintuitive and least politically feasible, catching policymakers in a fiscal paradox.
When financial crises initiated a global recession in 2008, massive public debt forced policymakers in the developed world to impose tough fiscal consolidations to counter growing deficits. The most effective solutions, however, were often the ones most counterintuitive and least politically feasible, catching policymakers in a fiscal paradox.
Justin Vélez-Hagan is economic policy researcher at University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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Chapter One: Disaster & Debt Chapter Two: How Did We Respond Chapter Three: What We [Think We] Knew, Before We Didn't Know Chapter Four: How'd it All Work Out? Chapter Five: It's All Political Chapter Six: Hellenic Hellions or Heroes of Hellas? Chapter Seven: The Enchanted (and indebted) Island of Puerto Rico Capter Eight: Nipponomics Chapter Nine: The Paradox of Argentine Austerity
Chapter One: Disaster & Debt Chapter Two: How Did We Respond Chapter Three: What We [Think We] Knew, Before We Didn't Know Chapter Four: How'd it All Work Out? Chapter Five: It's All Political Chapter Six: Hellenic Hellions or Heroes of Hellas? Chapter Seven: The Enchanted (and indebted) Island of Puerto Rico Capter Eight: Nipponomics Chapter Nine: The Paradox of Argentine Austerity
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