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This paper is mainly about key fiscal policy indicators and theirinterrelations between each other. The model that is used in the analysisis the Vector Autoregressive Model. There are seven variables selected:GDP, Money Supply, Government Revenue, Government Expenditure, Export,Government Debt, and Global Copper Price. Besides VAR estimation, IRFs arecomputed to define how variables react to certain shocks. The key findingof the research is that both GDP and government revenue are sensitive tocopper price changes and the resulting shock. Copper Price is an effectivetool to predict these two variables in the shortrun. Government Revenue isan effective tool to impact export in the short-run. Government Debt is notan effective indicator to affect any variables except GovernmentExpenditure. Money Supply is only effective for GDP. Government Expenditureis also not significantly effective in having an impact on other variables,but is weakly affected by Government Revenue, Copper Price, and Export.Most variables considered in the research belong to fiscal policy, thus,effective fiscal policy can be implemented using the results of this paper.

Macroeconomic policy empirical analysis using an unrestricted standard VAR Model