A second fiscal stimulus package is therefore likely.

So I really cannot understand Barro s last paragraph The fiscal stimulus package of 2009 was a mistake.

So I really cannot understand Barro s last paragraph The fiscal stimulus package of 2009 was a mistake.

America needs a big stimulus package.

Is Fiscal Stimulus Pointless?

The Bogey of Fiscal Stimulus

The Case for Fiscal Stimulus

The US Congress lacks the stomach for another stimulus package. It has already faced intense criticism for its failure to get the country s fiscal house in order.

Fiscal stimulus is needed as well.

Fiscal stimulus is a tricky business.

So any mention of a new stimulus package becomes an open invitation to those on the right to pounce on a Democratic administration for its apparent fiscal irresponsibility.

His 787 billion fiscal stimulus was good.

But fiscal stimulus merely aggravated the problem.

Fiscal stimulus is turning into fiscal austerity and a drag on growth.

First, we need a global stimulus package to turn this crisis around.

But the stimulus that is needed on both sides of the Atlantic is a fiscal stimulus.

The real danger of the new stimulus package is not ideological but environmental.

It follows that an additional stimulus package in 2010 would be another mistake...

But governments should be wary of expensive fiscal stimulus.

The argument for a strong fiscal stimulus is overwhelming.

But the stimulus effect of quantitative easing is far less certain than even that of fiscal stimulus.

Better still would be coordinated fiscal stimulus across northern Europe.

And for that we need fiscal stimulus ideally, the debt friendly stimulus that raises taxes and expenditures equally.

There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus.

The new Obama administration and the Congress are still working out the structure of the fiscal stimulus for the US. Although I support the need for a large fiscal package, I disagree with many of the specific features of the plans now under consideration.

China s 4 trillion stimulus package, unveiled in November 2008, restored confidence in global commodity markets.

Indeed, what is needed now is another dose of fiscal stimulus.

This brings us back to the premature withdrawal of fiscal stimulus.

The Obama administration s fiscal stimulus has also significantly helped the economy.

Unlocking that cash would give Europe a much larger stimulus package than any government can provide.

LONDON At their meeting in Rome last Thursday, the leaders of the eurozone s four largest economies agreed on steps towards a banking union and a modest stimulus package to complement the European Union s new fiscal compact.

Now it has responded, with a stimulus package that is too little, too late, and badly designed.

Indeed, even after the new stimulus package, China will still depend on investment and export for growth.

But, having said all that, the stimulus package gave the economy a necessary shot in the arm.

But, this year, with signs of economic recovery emerging, advanced countries have quickly shifted from fiscal stimulus to fiscal consolidation.

Failure to design an effective fiscal stimulus shifted the burden to monetary policy.

Of course, fiscal stimulus does not mean just throwing money at the problem.

The slowdown has predictably led to calls for further fiscal and monetary stimulus.

In response to the global financial crisis in 2008, China introduced a RMB4 trillion ( 634 billion) stimulus package.

Government investment, which represents the major part of China s anti crisis stimulus package, should help in this regard.

Germany can cut taxes. Better still would be coordinated fiscal stimulus across northern Europe.

On Keynesian fiscal stimulus, economists views range from absolutely essential to ineffective and harmful.

Cochrane s heaviest punching is reserved for Krugman s support for President Barack Obama s fiscal stimulus.

What is needed is a large worldwide fiscal stimulus to counteract falling private demand.

It has already aggressively loosened monetary policy, and it can employ further fiscal stimulus.