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Is There a Fundamental Law of Public Expenditure Growth?,nt of an exit strategy based on reducing public spending over the medium and long run. It is an aspect connected with what could be characterized as a “. It is a ., or at least a consistent ., that has attracted little formal attention, even though it seems to have contributed much to the long-run g

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,The EMU Rules and Goodhart’s Law,cially, with the difficult question of “fiscal transparency,” because in its own words “the degree of fiscal transparency has been shown to be an important predictor of a country’s fiscal credibility and performance” (see IMF, 2012b, p. 5).

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