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How high can public debt rise without compromising fiscal solvency? We answer this question using a stochastic ability-to-pay model of sovereign default in which risk-neutral investors lend to a government that displays "fiscal fatigue," because its ability to increase primary balances cannot...
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How high can public debt rise without compromising fiscal solvency? We answer this question using a stochastic ability-to-pay model of sovereign default in which risk-neutral investors lend to a government that displays "fiscal fatigue," because its ability to increase primary balances cannot...
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In this note, the authors reexamine the issue of debt sustainability in a large group of advanced economies. Their hypothesis is that, when debt is in a moderate range, its dynamics are sustainable in the sense that increases in debt elicit sufficient increases in primary fiscal balances to...
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Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- Contributors -- 1 From Great Depression to Great Recession: An Overview -- PART I. PERSPECTIVES FROM THE PAST: SECULAR STAGNATION AND ASYMMETRIC BURDEN OF ADJUSTMENT -- 2 Learning Lessons from Previous Crises: The Capital Account and...
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