Summary of Shocks to the Purse
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The Great Recession, euro-zone crises and Brexit were exogenous shocks to sovereign economies and, by extension, to their finances. International Monetary Fund economists Benedict Clements, Xavier Debrun, Brian Olden and Amanda Sayegh explore the relationship between these “fiscal risks” and their effects on public sector finances. Governments, the authors contend, must put in place policy frameworks for forecasting the impacts of fiscal risk events, as well as a series of measures to manage and alleviate the outcomes. getAbstract recommends this enlightening overview to public officials, economists and financial professionals.
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- What “fiscal risks” and “fiscal shocks” entail;
- How frequently these events occur; and
- How policy makers can most effectively understand and craft responses to unexpected, financially catastrophic occurrences.
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Benedict Clements et al. are economists with the International Monetary Fund.
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