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Michael Hüther / Jens Südekum in Forum New Economy Working Papers Externe Veröffentlichung 17. November 2020 How to re-design German fiscal policy rules after the COVID19 pandemic

The study will first outline the way in which Germany’s fiscal policy was driven for several decades by a paradigm that centered on deficit control and reduced state involvement in the economy.

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How to re-design German fiscal policy rules after the COVID19 pandemic
Michael Hüther / Jens Südekum in Forum New Economy Working Papers Externe Veröffentlichung 17. November 2020

How to re-design German fiscal policy rules after the COVID19 pandemic

Study commissioned by Forum New Economy

Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW)

The study will first outline the way in which Germany’s fiscal policy was driven for several decades by a paradigm that centered on deficit control and reduced state involvement in the economy.

It will assess the damage wrought by this strategy – for example, underinvestment in infrastructure and the worsening of the financial situation in many local municipalities. Afterwards, we sketch out a new framework for fiscal policy that might take the evaluation of public needs and the need for more public investment as starting points. The study will also address the response to the Corona pandemic and in what sense it reinforces the need for a new fiscal paradigm. What are the implications of such a shock for fiscal policy rules? And how should Germany and the European Union handle the enormous public debt incurred during this crisis?

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How to re-design German fiscal policy rules after the COVID19 pandemic
Michael Hüther / Jens Südekum in Forum New Economy Working Papers Externe Veröffentlichung 17. November 2020

Michael Hüther / Jens Südekum: How to re-design German fiscal policy rules after the COVID19 pandemic

Study commissioned by Forum New Economy

Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW)

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