The abuse and misuse of the term " austerity " implications for OECD countries by Barry Anderson and Elizabeth Minneman
By: Anderson, Barry
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Contributor(s): Minnemann, Elisabeth.
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ArticlePublisher: 2014Subject(s): DEFICIT PUBLICO | GASTO PUBLICO | REDUCCION | IMPUESTOS | INCREMENTO | PRESION FISCAL | RECESIONES ECONOMICAS | CRISIS FINANCIERA
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OECD Journal on budgeting v. 2014/1, p. 109-122
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