2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.inteco.2016.03.003
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Fiscal policy and private investment in Greece

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“…In Greece, the Netherlands and Portugal the response from a taxation shock appears to be insignificant. Overall, the conclusions of Kasselaki and Tagkalakis (2016) do not appear to hold for business confidence as a positive relationship appears to hold between an increase in taxation and business confidence, perhaps due to the fact that more taxation can be less harmful, ceteris paribus, to the economy, given that only if private spending takes place will there be a corresponding increase in taxation income. To this end, future research could perhaps employ specific tax rates which would be more useful in correctly specifying this relationship.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…In Greece, the Netherlands and Portugal the response from a taxation shock appears to be insignificant. Overall, the conclusions of Kasselaki and Tagkalakis (2016) do not appear to hold for business confidence as a positive relationship appears to hold between an increase in taxation and business confidence, perhaps due to the fact that more taxation can be less harmful, ceteris paribus, to the economy, given that only if private spending takes place will there be a corresponding increase in taxation income. To this end, future research could perhaps employ specific tax rates which would be more useful in correctly specifying this relationship.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Business confidence response to a negative government spending shock.As suggested earlier,Figure 3aims at examining whether, following the results ofKasselaki and Tagkalakis (2016), tax-based fiscal consolidation has a different effect on business confidence relative to an expenditure-based fiscal consolidation. As the results indicate, business confidence increases in Germany, Italy and Spain, while an insignificant response is found…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Hasil penelitian ini bersesuaian dengan yang dilakukan oleh (Vong & Chan, 2006) dan (Kasselaki & Tagkalakis, 2016) Pengaruh dana pihak ketiga terhadap return on assets bahwa dana pihak ketigaberpengaruh positif terhadap return on assets (sig< α=0,05). Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa semakin tinggi dana pihak ketiga maka semakin tinggi return on assets, begitu sebaliknya semakin rendah kecukupan maka semakin rendahreturn on assets.…”
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“…Besides, Kasselaki and Tagkalakis (2016) examine the effect of fiscal policy on financial markets and economic sentiment in the transmission of fiscal policy shocks. The authors conclude that a tax-based fiscal consolidation has a more pronounced and more protracted negative effect on private investment relative to an expenditure-based fiscal consolidation.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%