财政预算灵活性与COVID-19疫情扩大

EduRN: Economics Education (ERN) (Topic) Pub Date : 2020-04-07 DOI:10.2139/ssrn.3570436

Kebin Deng, Feng Lin, Puman Ouyang

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本文发现，在相同条件下，低财政灵活性国家的COVID-19日病例增长率平均显著高于高财政灵活性国家49.1%。此外，财政预算灵活性的影响只有在COVID-19的蔓延尚未失控，例如仍处于中等速度时才会发挥作用。

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The Fiscal-Budget Flexibility and the Expansion of COVID-19

This paper documents the daily COVID-19 case-growth rates in the low fiscal flexibility countries are significantly higher than those in the high-flexibility countries by 49.1% averagely, given other conditions under the same. Moreover, the impact of fiscal-budget flexibility only functions when the expansion of COVID-19 is not out of hand, e.g., is still in a moderate speed.

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