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Author:Fazzari, Steven 

Journal Article
Tax reform and investment: how big an impact?

Review , Issue Jan , Pages 15-27

Working Paper
Investment smoothing with working capital: new evidence on the impact of financial constraints

Working Paper Series, Macroeconomic Issues , Paper 90-18

Working Paper
Price flexibility and macroeconomic stability: an empirical simulation analysis

Research Working Paper , Paper 89-02

Working Paper
Sustainable Consumption and the Comprehensive Economic Well-Being of American Households

This paper develops a comprehensive measure of household economic well-being. The “sustainable consumption” concept accounts for income, assets, debt, transfer payments, and asset returns to estimate a consumption path that balances resources with expenditure over a household’s lifetime. Calculating sustainable consumption using Panel Study of Income Dynamics data demonstrates that it acts as an anchor for actual household spending. Results show that following a period of rapid growth from the mid-1980s to the early 2000s, sustainable consumption stagnated on average. In the aftermath ...
Working Papers , Paper 23-5

Working Paper
Economic fluctuations, market power, and returns to scale: evidence from firm-level data

Research Working Paper , Paper 93-06

Journal Article
Tax reform and investment: blessing or curse?

Review , Issue Jun , Pages 23-33

Report
The Sustainability of U.S. Household Finances

The financial sustainability of U.S. households is usually proxied by intuitive measures, like the debt-income ratio, that are only loosely linked with a more rigorous definition of sustainability. We employ balance sheet and income date from the PSID to project lifetime resources and compare these resources with household consumption to assess household financial sustainability. Preliminary results show that while the vast majority of American households were sustainable in the mid 1980s, sustainability declined sharply through the early 2000s and remained low until the eve of the Great ...
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