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Do state balanced budget requirements matter? Testing two explanatory frameworks
by
Smith, Daniel L.
, Hou, Yilin
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Balanced budgets
/ Budget deficits
/ Budget, Government
/ Budgetary policy
/ Budgeting
/ Budgets
/ Business cycles
/ Constitutional law
/ Constitutions
/ Cyclical deficit
/ Decision making
/ Economics
/ Economics and Finance
/ Effectiveness
/ Estimation
/ Expenditures
/ Fiscal policy
/ Government
/ Government budgets
/ Governors
/ Institutions
/ Intergovernmental relations
/ Legal research
/ Political economy
/ Political Power
/ Political Science
/ Politics
/ Power
/ Provisions
/ Public debts
/ Public Finance
/ Requirements
/ Revenue
/ State budgets
/ State government
/ Statistical significance
/ United States federal budget
/ Upper houses
/ Variable budgets
2010
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Do state balanced budget requirements matter? Testing two explanatory frameworks
by
Smith, Daniel L.
, Hou, Yilin
in
Balanced budgets
/ Budget deficits
/ Budget, Government
/ Budgetary policy
/ Budgeting
/ Budgets
/ Business cycles
/ Constitutional law
/ Constitutions
/ Cyclical deficit
/ Decision making
/ Economics
/ Economics and Finance
/ Effectiveness
/ Estimation
/ Expenditures
/ Fiscal policy
/ Government
/ Government budgets
/ Governors
/ Institutions
/ Intergovernmental relations
/ Legal research
/ Political economy
/ Political Power
/ Political Science
/ Politics
/ Power
/ Provisions
/ Public debts
/ Public Finance
/ Requirements
/ Revenue
/ State budgets
/ State government
/ Statistical significance
/ United States federal budget
/ Upper houses
/ Variable budgets
2010
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Do state balanced budget requirements matter? Testing two explanatory frameworks
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Smith, Daniel L.
, Hou, Yilin
in
Balanced budgets
/ Budget deficits
/ Budget, Government
/ Budgetary policy
/ Budgeting
/ Budgets
/ Business cycles
/ Constitutional law
/ Constitutions
/ Cyclical deficit
/ Decision making
/ Economics
/ Economics and Finance
/ Effectiveness
/ Estimation
/ Expenditures
/ Fiscal policy
/ Government
/ Government budgets
/ Governors
/ Institutions
/ Intergovernmental relations
/ Legal research
/ Political economy
/ Political Power
/ Political Science
/ Politics
/ Power
/ Provisions
/ Public debts
/ Public Finance
/ Requirements
/ Revenue
/ State budgets
/ State government
/ Statistical significance
/ United States federal budget
/ Upper houses
/ Variable budgets
2010
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Do state balanced budget requirements matter? Testing two explanatory frameworks
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Do state balanced budget requirements matter? Testing two explanatory frameworks
2010
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Overview
Balanced budget requirements (BBRs) affect all aspects of financial operations.Previous studies relied on characterizations that highlight a constitutional-statutory distinction.Hou and Smith (Public Budgeting & Finance 26(3): 22-45, 2006) instead propose a political-technical construct. This article uses probit estimation, six measures of balance, and long panels to test which framework offers more explanatory power. The findings suggest that BBRs matter to varying degrees. Technical requirements exert bigger effects than political ones, the effects are more obvious on narrower than broader measures of balance and in the later phases of the budget cycle, and the political-technical construct offers more explanatory power than the constitutional-statutory distinction.
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Springer,Springer US,Springer Nature B.V
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