Déficit ajustado da inflação: uma nota histórica
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Déficit real, Déficit ajustado da inflaçãoResumo
O novo conceito de déficit apareceu no princípio dos anos setenta; a partir do final da década foi empregado nos vários trabalhos citados no texto, quando o nome original de "déficit real" passou a ser substituído pelo atual. A tese paralela de que o déficit ajustado é o indicador adequado de política fiscal surgiu no final dos anos setenta.
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