Informe que el comandante de contraresguardo de la frontera del norte C. José Verástegui, rinde a la Secretaría de Hacienda, por las operaciones que ha practicado durante los díez meses del año fiscal de 1879 a 1880, comprendidos de 1o. de septiembre a 30 de junio inclusive, que lleva de estar al frente de la institución.

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Informe que el comandante de contra resguardo de la frontera del norte C. José Verástegui, rinde a la Secretaría de Hacienda, por las operaciones que ha practicado durante el año fiscal de 1881 á 1882.

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Dictamen del fiscal D. Francisco G. de la Huerta, leído y presentado en el Consejo de Castilla sobre el restablecimiento de los jesuitas.

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Subnational Fiscal Autonomy and Impact of Decentralization : The Case of European Transition Countries.

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Yesterday’s Games: Contingency Learning and the Growth of Public Spending, 1890-1938

Neither democracy nor globalization can explain the doubling of the peacetime public share in many Western countries between World Wars I and II. Here we examine two other explanations that are consistent with the timing of the observed changes, namely, (1) a shift in the demand for public goods and (2) the effect of war on the willingness to share. We first model each of these approaches as a contingency-learning phenomenon within Schelling’s Multi-Person Dilemma. We then derive verifiable propositions from each hypothesis. National time series of public spending as a share of GNP reveal no unit root but a break in trend, a result shown to favor explanation (2) over (1).

Estudio de las leyes federales sobre administración fiscal

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Federalism and Fiscal Equalization in Canada and the United States, 1990-1999.

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Ley de ingresos y presupuesto de egresos del erario federal para el año fiscal que comienza el 1o. de julio de 1895 y termina el 30 de junio de 1896

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The Effect of Public Spending on Consumption: Reconciling Theory and Evidence

Recent empirical evidence from vector autoregressions (VARs) suggests that public spending shocks increase (crowd in) private consumption. Standard general equilibrium models predict the opposite. We show that a standard real business cycle (RBC) model in which public spending is chosen optimally can rationalize the crowding-in effect documented in the VAR literature. When such a model is used as a data-generating process, a VAR estimated using the artificial data yields a positive consumption response to an increase in public spending, consistent with the empirical findings. This result holds regardless of whether private and public purchases are complements or substitutes.