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UPSE DP 1988-06: Financing Decisions, Rational Expectations, and the "Crowding Out" Effect: The Case of the Philippines

This study is an empirical test of the validity of the traditional "crowding out" effect versus the Ricardian Equivalence Theorem in the case of a developing country, the Philippines. The assumption of rationality of expectations, and a generalized least

UP-School of Economics
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Gochoco, Maria Socorro H.; mathematical models;
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