Routledge Budgetary Policy Modelling: Public Expenditures

This volume from the Routledge New International Studies in Economic Modelling series examines public budget policy within the European context. It provides a deep look into how different approaches, including theoretical modelling, econometrics, and applied general equilibrium modelling, can be used to understand complex economic landscapes. Readers will find practical value through empirical evidence and specific case studies of European countries integrated throughout the papers. The content is structured around four central themes of public budget policy: economic stabilization in relation to the Economic and Monetary Union in the European Community, and the reinforcement of structural change driven by market liberalization and the harmonization of economic structures. Additionally, the text examines the distributional effects and impacts of these policies. This book serves as a comprehensive resource for those studying the intersection of macroeconomics and public expenditure management.