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Deficits and Debt in Industrialized Democracies (Paperback)
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Deficits and Debt in Industrialized Democracies (Paperback)
Series: Routledge Research in Comparative Politics
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Since the global financial crisis, government debt has soared
globally by 40 percent and now exceeds an astonishing $100
trillion. Not all countries, though, have fared the same. Indeed,
even prior to the financial crisis, the fiscal fates of countries
have been diverging, despite predictions that pressures from
economic globalization push countries toward more convergent
fiscally conservative policies. Featuring the work of an
international interdisciplinary team of scholars, this volume
explains patterns of fiscal performance (persistent patterns of
budget deficits and government debt) from the 1970s to the present
across seven countries - France, Italy, Germany, Japan, South
Korea, Sweden, and the United States. Employing a comparative case
study approach, seldom employed in studies of fiscal performance,
contributions illuminate the complex causal factors often
overlooked by quantitative studies and advances our theoretical
understanding of fiscal performance. Among other things, the cases
highlight the role of taxpayer consent, tax structure, the welfare
state, organization of interests, and labor and financial markets
in shaping fiscal outcomes. A necessary resource to understand a
broader array of factors that shape fiscal outcomes in specific
national contexts, this book will reinvigorate the study of fiscal
performance.
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