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Government Fiscal Behavior and Economic Growth in Singapore in the Twentieth Century

      https://doi.org/10.1142/9789814317924_0005Cited by:0 (Source: Crossref)
      Abstract:

      The following sections are included:

      • Introduction

      • Literature Review

        • Features of Colonial Government's Finance Behavior

          • Small Size of the Government

          • Creation of a Balanced Budget Structure

          • Weakness of the Colonial Government Macroeconomic Management

        • Previous Econometric Test on Government Expenditure and Economic Growth

      • Historical Transitions of the Government's Finance Behavior of Singapore in the Twentieth Century

        • Government Revenue

          • Growth of Government Revenue

          • Changes in Revenue Structure

          • British Colonial Period (1900–39 and 1950–59)

          • Self-Government Period (1959–2000)

        • Government Expenditure

          • Growth of Government Expenditure

          • Changes in the Composition of Government Expenditure

        • Budget Surplus/Deficit and Financial Assets

        • Summary

      • Econometric Test

        • Testing Methodology

        • Data

      • Empirical Results

        • Unit Root Test

        • Cointegration Tests

        • Granger Causality Tests

      • Concluding Remarks