The crisis of Argentina's fiscal state: a vision with ideas from Schumpeter
Joseph Schumpeter wrote, in 1918, a famous article: The Fiscal State Crisis. At that time, Austria faced a major fiscal problem because it had to face the accumulated debt after four years of war by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. To find a solution to the problem, he developed a theoretical and histor...
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Facultad de Ciencias Económicas. Instituto de Economía y Finanzas
2021
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| Sumario: | Joseph Schumpeter wrote, in 1918, a famous article: The Fiscal State Crisis. At that time, Austria faced a major fiscal problem because it had to face the accumulated debt after four years of war by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. To find a solution to the problem, he developed a theoretical and historical scheme of the relations between public finances and the economic-political system. This scheme became a classic in the literature on fiscal crises. Our article tries to use Schumpeter's ideas to understand the unsatisfactory behavior of Argentine public finances in the last seventy-five years; and also apply Schumpeter's ideas to our current fiscal situation. |
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