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@article{2311,
author = {Hamerníková, Bojka and Maaytová, Alena and Vostatek, Jaroslav and Klazar, Stanislav},
article_location = {Praha},
article_number = {2},
keywords = {public spending; economic growth; Granger causality; GFS methodology},
language = {eng},
issn = {1802-792X},
journal = {ACTA VŠFS},
title = {Impact of Selected Types of Public Spending on Economic Growth},
volume = {2009},
year = {2009}
}
TY - JOUR
ID - 2311
AU - Hamerníková, Bojka - Maaytová, Alena - Vostatek, Jaroslav - Klazar, Stanislav
PY - 2009
TI - Impact of Selected Types of Public Spending on Economic Growth
JF - ACTA VŠFS
VL - 2009
IS - 2
SP - 90-105
EP - 90-105
PB - Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s.
SN - 1802792X
KW - public spending
KW - economic growth
KW - Granger causality
KW - GFS methodology
N2 - At present as the financial crisis impacts most countries and sectors – the question of the effect of fiscal policy is arguably of paramount importance. Public finance influences on growth could be assessed via relations between public expenditures, taxation and growth; via the effectiveness of the institutional framework; or via their contribution to macro economic stability. We were specialized on analysis of influence of selected types of public expenditures on economic growth. We have used Czech Republic, Ireland, Sweden and Finland data for the comparison. This selection was made according to specific results in the area of the economic growth, support of research and development, structure and amount of public expenditure. Data comparison of selected countries could shoe the presence or absence of impacts of these types of public expenditures. The other types of public expenditures, as for example government investments, will be involved in the next phase of the research. In the contribution, the causality between the development of public spending (with the use of COFOG classification) and the development of GDP with various time delays was being determined. The performed analysis points to certain trends in the given area and to certain macro-economic links. It seems the GDP per capita is positively related to the per capita expenditures on Education and Defense. Number of population has also positive impact on GDP. The only positive effect of relative public expenditure variables have relative share of economics affairs, social protection and health variable. The effect of explanatory variables on GDP annual growth is in most cases negative. Only the per capita expenditures on Recreation, culture and religion and Health have positive effect on GDP growth. Similar objectives could be also found by public expenditures.
ER -
HAMERNÍKOVÁ, Bojka, Alena MAAYTOVÁ, Jaroslav VOSTATEK and Stanislav KLAZAR. Impact of Selected Types of Public Spending on Economic Growth. \textit{ACTA VŠFS}. Praha: Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s., 2009, vol.~2009, No~2, p.~90-105. ISSN~1802-792X.
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