Considering the IMF's perspective on a "sound fiscal policy" /

This paper provides a perspective on how the IMF assesses a “sound fiscal policy,” focusing principally on industrial and emerging market economies. It observes six central criteria: the short-term fiscal policy stance, with greater emphasis on automatic stabilizers than discretionary fiscal policy;...

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Main Authors:	Heller, Peter S, Heller, Peter S. (Author)
Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund Fiscal Affairs Department
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Washington, D.C.] : International Monetary Fund, Fiscal Affairs Dept., c2002 [Washington, D.C.] : International Monetary Fund, ©2002 Washington, D.C. : 2002
Series:	IMF Policy Discussion Papers ; Policy Discussion Paper No. 02/08 IMF eLibrary IMF policy discussion paper ; PDP/02/8
Subjects:	International Monetary Fund Fonds monétaire international Budget process > Developing countries Finance, Public > Developing countries Fiscal policy > Developing countries Revenue > Developing countries Aggregate expenditure ceilings Aggregate expenditure Aggregate fiscal Annual budgets Budget balance Budget consolidation Budget process Budgetary consolidation Budgetary discipline Debt service Discretionary fiscal policy Expansionary fiscal contraction Expansionary fiscal policy Expansionary fiscal Expenditure actions Expenditure ceilings Expenditure commitments Expenditure level Expenditure policies Expenditure policy Expenditure program Expenditure programs Expenditure restraint Expenditure share Expenditure shares Expenditure target Expenditure Expenditures Fiscal activities Fiscal adjustment Fiscal affairs department Fiscal affairs Fiscal aggregates Fiscal analyses Fiscal balance Fiscal commitments Fiscal consequences Fiscal consolidation Fiscal contraction Fiscal corrections Fiscal costs Fiscal deficit Fiscal deficits Fiscal discipline Fiscal framework Fiscal gaps Fiscal imbalance Fiscal indicators Fiscal information Fiscal institutions Fiscal instrument Fiscal liabilities Fiscal management Fiscal operation Fiscal outcome Fiscal policies Fiscal policy formulation Fiscal policy instruments Fiscal policy objectives Fiscal policy rules Fiscal policy stimulus Fiscal policy targets Fiscal policy Fiscal position Fiscal positions Fiscal priorities Fiscal projections Fiscal response Fiscal rules Fiscal scenarios Fiscal situation Fiscal soundness Fiscal stance Fiscal stimulus Fiscal sustainability Fiscal transparency Fiscal variables High tax burden Higher expenditure IMF Long-term fiscal sustainability Medium term expenditure Medium-term fiscal framework Public debt Public expenditure program Public expenditure Public expenditures Public finance Public finances Public spending Quasi-fiscal activities Revenue collection Structural budget balance Tax base Tax burden Tax cuts Tax expenditures Tax increases Tax policy Tax rates Tax ratio Tax reduction Tax revenues Tax share Tax structure Tax system Taxation Finances publiques > Nouveaux pays industrialisés Politique fiscale > Nouveaux pays industrialisés Processus budgétaire > Nouveaux pays industrialisés Revenus de l'État > Nouveaux pays industrialisés Finance, Public Revenue Denmark Italy Japan Korea, Republic of Slovak Republic United States Developing countries

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