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Alesina Drazen (1991) - Why Are Stabilizations Delayed (view source)
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Denoting <math>g_0\,</math> as the level of expenditure, debt <math>b(t)\,</math> evolves according to:
<math>\underbrace{\frac{db}{dt}}_{\mbox{Change in debt}} = \underbraceoverbrace{(1-\gamma)}_^{\mbox{deficit}}\times\underbrace{[rb(t) + g_0]}_{\mbox{Total government spending}}\,</math>
Taxes before stabilization are therefore:
:<math>\underbrace{\tau(t) }_{\mbox{Taxes}} = \overbrace{\gamma}^{\mbox{Taxed percent}}\times\underbrace{(rb(t) +g_o)}_{\mbox{Total expenditures}}\,</math>
:<math>\therefore \tau(t) = \gamma r \bar{b}^{(1-\gamma)rt}\,</math>
