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RE: Re: Up From Debt Reduction
I presume the latter effect more than offsets any
fiscal drag, but the advocates of debt reduction
are often not very explicit about their theory.
If memory serves, in basic n-c growth theory, a
lower interest rate could increase the level of
investment but not change the growth *rate* beyond
a one-time GDP increase to a new trend.
mbs
Max, in your article you say that Penner says that debt reduction
caused a slight amount of growth. Does he mean that debt
reduction had a greater effect than the corresponding drop in
spending/taxation; or that debt reduction => interest rate
declines that => a slight growth?
Max Sawicky wrote:
> http://www.populist.com/01.16.sawicky.html
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Michael Perelman
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California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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