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Gonzalo C. Caprirolo and Marko Glažar Fiscal multipliers ... - UMAR

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Working Paper 2/2013<br />

<strong>Fiscal</strong> <strong>multipliers</strong> <strong>and</strong> policy mix during fiscal consolidation process: minimizing the impact of fiscal<br />

adjustment on economic activity (GDP)<br />

ii<br />

List of figures <strong>and</strong> tables<br />

Figure 1: Impact of 1 p.p. increase in cost of capital on level of GDP, temporary (IK) <strong>and</strong> permanent increase (IK-p) ..................................... 3<br />

Figure 2: Impact of 1 p.p. increase in cost of capital on GDP growth %, temporary (IK) <strong>and</strong> permanent increase (IK-p) ................................ 3<br />

Figure 3: Temporary shock (level effect) ..................................................................................................................................................... 4<br />

Figure 4: Permanent shock (GDP level effect) ...................................................................................................................................................... 6<br />

Figure 5: Permanent shock (GDP growth rate) .................................................................................................................................................... 6<br />

Figure 6: Permanent shock (GDP level effect) ...................................................................................................................................................... 8<br />

Figure 7: Permanent shock (GDP growth rate) .................................................................................................................................................... 8<br />

Figure 8: Permanent shock (GDP level effect) .................................................................................................................................................... 11<br />

Figure 9: Permanent shocks (GDP growth rate) ................................................................................................................................................... 11<br />

Figure 10: Accumulated loss in level of GDP, p.p. ...................................................................................................................................................... 11<br />

Figure 11: Consolidation policy (GDP growth rate) .............................................................................................................................................. 12<br />

Figure 12: Consolidation policy (GDP level effect) ............................................................................................................................................. 12<br />

Table 1: First-year <strong>multipliers</strong> from 1 % of GDP temporary measure ................................................................................................. 3<br />

Table 2: First-year <strong>multipliers</strong> from 1 % of GDP temporary measure ................................................................................................. 5<br />

Table 3: First-year <strong>multipliers</strong> from 1 % of GDP permanent consolidation ...................................................................................... 5<br />

Table 4: Sensitivity analysis of <strong>multipliers</strong> .................................................................................................................................................. 7<br />

Table 5: <strong>Fiscal</strong> consolidation policy mix envisaged in the Stability Program 2012 ..................................................................... 12

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