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I study the constrained efficient allocations of a simple model of risk sharing and capital flows across countries … assuming that each country cannot commit to fully repay its contract obligations. In the model, the degree of risk sharing and …
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these facts, we propose a simple model of sovereign risk in which debt can be traded in secondary markets. The model has two …
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sample of 27 emerging economies. We find that real exchange rate depreciations tend to increase a country's risk premium … appreciations do not seem to reduce the risk premium. We also show that the main channels for the real exchange rate to affect … country risk are external and domestic balance sheet effects, stemming from the sudden increase in the stock of external or …
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This paper combines default, settlement, and repayment history into a unified, dynamic borrowing model of sovereign debt. The model addresses two questions: 1) how the level of debt and the income profile affect the length of time a country in default is excluded from the international credit...
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This paper analyzes the optimal use of fiscal policy and sovereign debt repayment as signals in an asymmetric information environment. It shows that the presence of government private information could turn an optimal full-information countercyclical fiscal policy into a pro-cyclical one that...
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default risk, interest rate spreads, current account and inflation tax rates as well as and higher volatility in consumption … fiscal policy and endogenous default risk and country interest rate spreads that rationalizes these empirical findings. In a …
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Backus, Kehoe, and Kydland (International Real Business Cycles, JPE, 100(4),1992) documented several discrepancies between the observed post-war business cycles of developed countries and the predictions of a two-country, complete-market model. The main discrepancy termed as the “quantity...
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Is increased competition in international financial markets desirable? On the one hand, reductions in mnopoly power can be efficiency improving. On the other, increased competition may make it hard to coordinate in disciplining debtors in default. This paper presents a model that formalizes this...
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We study a standard quantitative model of sovereign default in which the government in a small open economy (SMO) decides how much to save and whether to default on its debt. In contrast with previous quantitative studies, we do not assume that a defaulting country is exogenously excluded from...
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