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September 1, 1995National Tax Journal

Balanced Budget Rules and Fiscal Policy: Evidence From the States

James M. Poterba

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Analysis of state-level balanced budget requirements, and discussion of whether lessons learned in that context might be applied in the federal context. Points to links between state balanced budget mechanisms and fiscal institutions and policy.

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