Journal of money credit and banking · 1986 · 237 citations · 10 references
Social SciencesEconomicsPublic FinanceFiscal PolicyPublic EconomicsTaxationConsumer TheoryDemand TheoryFiscal Policy AnalysisFiscal ReformMonetary PolicyPublic Expenditure PolicyConsumer Spending BehaviorExpenditure CutsFiscal Policy ResponsesKeynesian EconomicsKeynesian Fiscal PolicyMoney Demand FunctionSpending CutbacksVariable Returns To Scale
This paper reexamines the choice of the scale variable in the money-demand function. A variety of evidence suggests that consumer spending is a better scale variable than GNP. Changing the money- demand specification along these lines can profoundly affect the standard Keynesian analysis of a tax cut. Copyright 1986 by Ohio State University Press.
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