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Jafari Samimi A. Inflation in Iran: A Fiscal Phenomenon. JMDP 1992; 6 (2) :18-34
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In general, it is not possible in macroecoomics to come up with a significant relationship between government budget deficit and inflation. However, as far as the lranian economy is concerned, it should be added that the increase in budget deficit has not brought about an increase in real supply of goods and services, and also almost all government budget deficit has been financed through the banking system which in turn has caused a higher inflation in the recent years. Therefore, we can refer to the lranian inflation as a "fiscal phonomenon". If so, then an appropriate fiscal policy coordinated with other policies such as monetary and exchange rate adjustment are needed to control it.
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Received: Jun 10 2012 | Accepted: Sep 15 2014 | ePublished: Sep 15 2014
Received: Jun 10 2012 | Accepted: Sep 15 2014 | ePublished: Sep 15 2014
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