Expenditure Rules: Effective Tools for Sound Fiscal Policy?
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WP; expenditure rule; rule; country; expenditure target; Expenditure rules; Fiscal governance; Fiscal policy; Rules versus discretion; Stabilization; growth rule; expenditure pressure; expenditure cap; expenditure constraint; debt rule; implementation of an expenditure rule; rule index; national expenditure; rule characteristic; expenditure targets in Israel; Fiscal rules; Fiscal stance; Public investment spending; Global;All these keywords.
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