Fiscal Policy Management in an Open Capital Regime
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WP; capital flow; fiscal policy maker; fiscal policy instrument; fiscal policy stance; core expenditure area; fiscal policy management; fiscal policy response; Fiscal policy; globalization; capital flows; core expenditure function; fiscal policy--tax; expenditure structure; capital regime; core outlay; interest outlay; expenditure policy; Fiscal stance; Capital inflows; Southeast Asia; expenditure responsibility;
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