借鉴国际经验寻求积极财政政策的新思路（Seeking new ideas of active fiscal policy by drawing on international experience）.docVIP

借鉴国际经验寻求积极财政政策的新思路（Seeking new ideas of active fiscal policy by drawing on international experience） Seeking new ideas of active fiscal policy by drawing on international experience Seeking new ideas of active fiscal policy with reference to international experience 2008-12-20 15:15:25 Our government has implemented a proactive fiscal policy for over a year, and has achieved positive results. In the current domestic demand, the economy is still in the valley in the background, the central government proposed to continue to intensify the implementation of the proactive fiscal policy, so it is necessary to learn from international experience, broaden the active fiscal policy. First, the use of fiscal policies to adjust the economic prosperity is a common experience of governments around the world The term active fiscal policy has been given a special meaning in China, which refers to the fiscal policy combination that the government has adopted to promote the moderate expansion of economic prosperity during the depression. Therefore, some expansion of modern market economy countries or regions have taken in the specific period of fiscal policy in order to regulate the economic cycle, the economy bottomed out, get rid of depression is very enlightening for us today to make better use of active fiscal policy. Under the condition that the market mechanism is the leading force in the allocation of resources, the economy will continue to emerge in the course of prosperity and depression. Therefore, the economic cycle is one of the major issues of modern macroeconomic research. How to use financial measures to smooth the economic cycle is an important part of the governments intervention in the economy. After 1929 1933 economic crisis, the United States and other capitalist countries began to abandon the economic laissez-faire, to carry out macro-control, such as the widespread use of credit incentives and tax adjustment measures, but the effect is not ideal. Until 1938, Ro