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maturity in the event of crises, and show that both necessarily improve ex ante welfare if they do not decrease expected …
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maturity management, as will typically be required to address rollover crisis risk, will be delayed until the end of the …
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We study the interactions between sovereign debt default and maturity choice in a setting with limited commitment for …-term bond market. We show that any attempt to manipulate the existing maturity profile of outstanding long-term bonds generates …
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relies on detailed information about debt maturity and claimholders, and that uses option prices to construct risk … instead inflation is combined with financial repression that ex post extends the maturity of the debt, then the reduction in …
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We propose a clientele-based model of the yield curve and optimal maturity structure of government debt. Clienteles are … generations of agents at different lifecycle stages in an overlapping-generations economy. An optimal maturity structure exists in …--effects that we also confirm empirically in a panel of OECD countries. Moreover, under the optimal maturity structure, catering to …
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maturity. But at high levels of debt, a strong inverse relation emerges. We start the paper by documenting this inverse … relation for those OECD Countries which have reached very high levels of debt. We then provide a theory of the joint movements … of debt and maturity which can explain both sets of facts. It is based on the idea that, at high levels of debt, the …
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paper then presents the conventional theory of government debt, which emphasizes aggregate demand in the short run and … crowding out in the long run. It next examines the theoretical and empirical debate over the theory of debt neutrality called …
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We review the literature on sovereign debt. We organize our survey around three central questions: (1) Why do sovereign debtors ever repay their debts? (2) What burdens, in the form of distortions and inefficiencies, does sovereign debt impose? and (3) How might debt be restructured to reduce...
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There are two ways to eliminate this distortion toward successful fiscal restoration. One of them is to make the monetary authority more conservative than society in the sense that the price stability weight of monetary authority is higher than that of society. The other way of eliminating the...
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Treasury bills and other near-money assets provide owners with liquidity service benefits that are reflected in prices in the form of a liquidity premium. I relate time variation in this liquidity premium to changes in the opportunity cost of money: The liquidity service benefits of near-money...
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