Determinants of Fiscal Multiplier: The Case of Jordan
Mazen Hasan Basha Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences Zarqa University/Jordan This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Received :04/04/2023 Accepted :21/04/2024 |
Abstract:
This study analyses the effects of public and government revenue on economic growth by assessing fiscal multipliers. The study also assesses the impacts and value of the determinants of the fiscal multiplier, including public debt, trade openness, and the exchange rate during the period (1998-2022). The aim of the study is achieved by employing the ARDL (Autoregressive distributive lag) during twenty-four years. The data that was gathered was analyzed using E-Views 13 software. It helps highlight the long and short-run effects of variables. The addition of determinants slightly reduced the estimated fiscal multiplier of public revenue, according to the study's results. The importance of the fiscal multiplier of government expenditure increased after adding its determinants. The study highlights that the Jordanian government must enhance its capital expenditure. It will contribute to economic development and growth. It will also encourage and attract investors to contribute to the Jordanian economy. Originality/Value- This study contributes significantly to Jordanian economic literature and the knowledge of concerned authorities. It indicates the direction of the Jordanian government and economic policymakers.
Keywords: Fiscal Multiplier, Government Expenditure, Public Revenue, Economic Growth, Jordan.
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All articles in Zarqa Journal for Research and Studies in Humanities are published under an open access Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License