Research Staff
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Francisco De Castro Fernández
Staff economistEconomic Policy Analysis Division
Economic Analysis and Forecasting Department
DG Economics, Statistics, and Research
Contact Information
- Address: Calle Alcalá 48, 28014 Madrid, España
- e-mail:
Fields of Interest
- Applied macroeconomics
- Fiscal policy
- International economics
JEL Codes
- No JEL Codes specified.
Curriculum Vitae
Selected Publications and Working Papers
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“The Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy: the Case of Spain”
Francisco de Castro and Pablo Hernández de Cos (2008-09)
Journal of Macroeconomics - 30, pp. 1005-1028
- Supplementary files: Working paper version
- Supplementary files: Working paper version
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“The Macroeconomic Effects of Fiscal Policy in Spain”
Francisco De Castro (2006-01)
Applied Economics - n. 38 pp. 913-924
- Supplementary files: Banco de España Working Paper #0311
- Supplementary files: Banco de España Working Paper #0311
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“Fiscal Consolidation in Spain: Dynamic Interdependence of Public Spending and Revenues”
Francisco De Castro; José Manuel González-Páramo and Pablo Hernández de Cos (2004-01)
Investigaciones Económicas - vol. XXVIII(1), pp. 193-207
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“Non-Keynesian Effects of Public Expenditure in Spain”
Francisco De Castro (2003-01)
Applied Economics Letters - n. 10, August, pp. 651-655
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“On the Sustainability of the Spanish Public Budget Performance”
Francisco De Castro and Pablo Hernández de Cos (2002-01)
Hacienda Pública Española / Revista de Economía Pública - 160-(1/2002), pp. 9-27
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“Explaining government revenue windfalls and shortfalls: an analysis for selected EU countries”
F. De Castro, R. Morris, C. R. Braz, S. Jonk, J. Kremer, S. Linehan, M. R. Marino, C. Schalck y O. Tracevs (2009-11)
European Central Bank Working Paper - 1114
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“Fiscal policy shocks in the euro area and the US: an empirical assessment”
F. De Castro, P. Burriel, D. Garrote, E. Gordo, J. Paredes y J. J. Pérez (2010-02)
Fiscal Studies - (forthcoming)
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“The Relationship between Public and Private Saving in Spain: Does
Ricardian Equivalence Hold?”
Francisco de Castro and José Luis Fernández (2009-01)
Banco de España Working Paper - WP 0923
JEL codes: E62, E21, H30
