A theoretical and empirical study on the impact of local government debt on economic growth
Journal: International Journal of English, Literature and Social Science (Vol.8, No. 1)Publication Date: 2023-01-27
Authors : Yu Fengze;
Page : 151-168
Keywords : Political Economy; Local government debt; Economic growth;
Abstract
Economists on the connotation and extension of government debt has been different debate, its impact on economic growth has not formed a consistent point of view and method, even some theories on government debt analysis conclusions are very different. The main representative theories are "the harmful theory of public debt" of classical economics school and "the beneficial theory of public debt" represented by Keynesianism. Marxist political economics from the perspective of production relations, the connotation and extension of government debt has been deeply studied and discussed, the government debt as a means of financing, accelerate the original accumulation of capital. Since the founding of The People's Republic of China, in order to meet the needs of economic construction and development in different historical stages, The financing behavior and methods of Local governments in China have been constantly changing and improving in the course of development. Through the method of combining theoretical research and empirical research, this paper studies the relationship between Local government debt and economic growth in China after reviewing the classical economic theories and the development history of local government debt in China, and gives relevant policy suggestions
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