Expenditure Volatility is a financial metric that quantifies the degree of variation in spending patterns over time, distinguishing it from other expenditure indicators by capturing the unpredictability and risk inherent in fiscal outflows.
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International Monetary Fund
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Federal Reserve
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University of Illinois Chicago
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International Food Policy Research Institute
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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