Fiscal Multipliers: Empirical Evidence for a Cost-Effective Allocation of Public Investment
Fecha de Publicación
Autores
Osmar Bolivar
Bolivian Economic Research Papers (2022) Vol. 5(2), 1-28
Resumen
This research provides empirical evidence on the multiplier effects of various types of public investment, offering insights to optimize the allocation of public investment resources from a cost-effectiveness perspective. The results indicate that the most cost-effective public investments are in sectors such as basic sanitation, hydrocarbons, urban planning, health, and agriculture.