The Significance of Federal Taxes as Automatic Stabilizers
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WP; mover accent; Automatic stabilizers; fiscal policy; France; GDP fluctuation; automatic stabilizers work; consumption model; potential GDP; effect of automatic stabilizers; consumption expenditure; Private consumption; General government spending; Disposable income; Private investment; Europe;All these keywords.
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