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Прогнозиране На Данъчните Приходи При Пандемия В Малка Отворена Икономика
[Forecasting pandemic tax revenues in a small, open economy]

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  • Fabio Ashtar Telarico

    (Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, University of Ljubljana)

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Данъчният анализ и прогнозирането на приходите са от първостепенно значение за гарантиране на жизнеспособността и устойчивостта на фискалната политика. Въпреки това мерките, предприети за ограничаване на разпространението на неотдавнашната пандемия, представляват безпрецедентно предизвикателство за установените модели и подходи. В настоящата статия се предлага модел за прогнозиране на данъчните приходи в България за фискалните години 2020-2022 г., изграден в съответствие с препоръките на Международния валутен фонд върху набор от данни, обхващащ периода между 1995 и 2019 г. По-нататък в изследването се обсъжда действителната надеждност на официалните български прогнози, като тези данни се съпоставят с предварително оценения модел. Количествените резултати от това проучване едновременно потвърждават предполагаемото отрицателно въздействие на пандемията върху данъчните приходи и доказват, че иконометрията може да бъде коригирана, за да се получат последователни прогнози за приходите дори в сравнително неизследвания случай на България, предлагайки нови идеи на създателите на политики и застъпниците.

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  • Fabio Ashtar Telarico, 2021. "Прогнозиране На Данъчните Приходи При Пандемия В Малка Отворена Икономика [Forecasting pandemic tax revenues in a small, open economy]," Post-Print hal-03500128, HAL.
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    DOI: 10.7251/NOEEN2129018T
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