Fiscal Spillovers in the Euro Area: Letting the Data Speak
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WP; country; government spending; government spending shock; trade; Fiscal Spillovers; Bayesian Methods; Fiscal Multipliers; Panel VAR; fiscal multiplier; trade openness; net effect; fiscal policy shock; common currency; Spillovers; Current account; Global;All these keywords.
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