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Optimal Long-Run Fiscal Policy

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  • Kevin A. Hassett

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  • Alan J. Auerbach

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  • Kevin A. Hassett & Alan J. Auerbach, 2005. "Optimal Long-Run Fiscal Policy," AEI Economics Working Papers 49877, American Enterprise Institute.
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    Fiscal policy; Entitlements;

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