Government debt, redistributive fiscal policies, and the interaction between borrowing constraints and intergenerational altrusim

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Government debt, redistributive fiscal policies, and the interaction between borrowing constraints and intergenerational altrusim

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Altig, David
Davis, Steve J.

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Volume (Year): 24 (1989)
Issue (Month): 1 (July)
Pages: 3-29
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- Altig, D. & Davis, S.J., 1988. "Government Debt, Redistributive Fiscal Policies, And The Interaction Between Borrowing Constraints And Intergenerational Altruism," Papers e-88-35, Stanford - Hoover Institution.

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