Fiscal Multipliers During Pandemics
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Fiscal multipliers; fiscal policy; health crises.; health crisis; fixed capital capital formation; pandemic state; transmission channel proxy; pandemic regime; COVID-19; Fiscal stimulus; Global; Middle East; multipliers in the pandemic state; pandemic indicator function; contemporaneous multiplier; containment measure;All these keywords.
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