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Crowding Out of Monetary Policy as a Limitation of Fiscal Policy
If expansionary fiscal policy is inflationary, expansionary fiscal policy forces an inflation-targeting central bank to be somewhat more restrictive in its monetary policy. This altered central bank policy comes at a cost in terms of output which has to be calculated against the output gain achieved by the expansionary fiscal policy.