In a recent article, Francesco Giavazzi and Guido Tabellini of Bocconi University proposed a permanent tax cut, followed by gradual spending cuts. Combined with pro-growth reforms of product and labor markets, such a program could yield both lasting supply-side benefits (through lower taxation) and a temporary demand boost that would help to revive eurozone growth.
在一篇最新文章中，博科尼大学的弗兰切斯科·加瓦齐（Francesco Jiavazzi）和圭多·塔贝里尼（Guido Tabellini）提出先进行永久性减税，再继之以逐步削减支出。这一方案与产品和劳动力市场的提振增长的改革相结合，能产生持续性供给端效益（通过减税）和有助于欧元区增长复苏的暂时性需求提振。