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Is a fiscal stimulus effective? This classical question has received significant research attention since the collapse of the global financial services firm Lehman Brothers. Although most studies agree on the existence of Keynesian multiplier effects, several studies also demonstrate the existence of non-Keynesian effects. What explains this lack of consensus in the literature? In this paper, we aim to bridge the two views by estimating a near-vector autoregressive (near-VAR) system.

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Although most studies agree on the existence of Keynesian multiplier effects, several studies also demonstrate the existence of non-Keynesian effects. What explains this lack of consensus in the literature? To bridge the two views is needed for the discussion on the multiplier effects.

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I expect readers to add more investigation comparing the Keynesian with the non-Keynesian.

Dr. Keigo Kameda

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This page is a summary of: Estimating Non-Keynesian Effects for Japan, Asian Economic Policy Review, December 2012, Wiley,
DOI: 10.1111/j.1748-3131.2012.01238.x.
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