The Impact Multiplier is a fiscal multiplier that quantifies the immediate effect of a change in government spending or taxation on aggregate output within a single accounting period, distinguished from longer-term multipliers by isolating the initial, period-one response of GDP to policy shocks.
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First-period Fiscal Multiplier
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Climate change and the Syrian civil war revisited
Jan Selby, Omar S. Dahi, Christiane Fröhlich et al. · Political Geography · 2017 · 467 citations · Full text
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Federal Reserve
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Airlangga University
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