ABSTRACT
The Ricardian equivalence (RE) hypothesis, alternatively known as the tax discounting hypothesis, dates back to Ricardo, but in its modern guise was revived by Barro in a much cited article published in 1974 (Barro 1974).
The Ricardian equivalence (RE) hypothesis, alternatively known as the tax discounting hypothesis, dates back to Ricardo, but in its modern guise was revived by Barro in a much cited article published in 1974 (Barro 1974).