A költségvetési politika és a gazdaság ciklikus pozíciójának kapcsolata

Szerzői információk:

Molnár György: Magyar Nemzeti Bank elemzője volt a tanulmány írásakor. E-mail: gyorgy.molnar@ogresearch.com

Soós Gábor Dániel: Magyar Nemzeti Bank, vezető közgazdasági elemző. E-mail: soosg@mnb.hu

Világi Balázs: Magyar Nemzeti Bank, főosztályvezető. E-mail: vilagib@mnb.hu

Hivatkozás (APA):

Molnár, G., Soós, G. D., & Világi, B. (2017). A költségvetési politika és a gazdaság ciklikus pozíciójának kapcsolata. Hitelintézeti Szemle, 16(4), 58–85. https://doi.org/10.25201/HSZ.16.4.5885

Rovat:

Tanulmány

Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) kódok:

E62, E52, E21, E12

Kulcsszavak:

költségvetési politika, kiadási multiplikátor, gazdasági ciklusok, likviditási csapda, adósságkorlátos háztartások

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