Unveiling the impact of government size on labor markets in ECOWAS
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2024
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Several economic crises, particularly in emerging nations, have exerted detrimental consequences on various facets of those nations’ growth. Considering these crises, policymakers and researchers have been more interested in this discourse, pushing for government intervention to control economic conditions. This is because even though the long-term economic development is endogenous, government policy impacts it positively or negatively. By stabilizing and influencing economic circumstances, the government may make sure that economic growth is sustainable and beneficial to society. Policy makers in many countries often utilize fiscal policy as a means to address market failures and mitigate their adverse effects. In a broader sense, fiscal policy is implemented to manage expenditure levels, regulate taxation, and make effective resource allocations. In essence, fiscal policy operates as a way through which a state governs the economy (Anayochukwu, 2012). As Falade and Folorunso (2015) underlined, budgetary policy can be utilized to stimulate the economy via influencing expenditure and taxes. Diminishing unemployment rates and fostering economic growth are the key objectives of fiscal policy…
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Economic, Government, ECOWAS, Economy
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Makro İktisat Çalışmaları
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Saidy, S. ve Genç İleri, Ş. (2024). Unveiling the impact of government size on labor markets in ECOWAS. Ş. Karabulut (Ed.), Makro İktisat Çalışmaları içinde (90-110 ss.). Afyonkarahisar: Yaz Yayınları. https://www.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12728565
