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In this paper we apply the Early Warning System methodology to ten Central and Eastern European Countries to find useful sets of indicators which could predict macroeconomic and financial imbalances. We argue that finding such indicators is crucial in the current monetary policy framework...
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show that growth is higher if the debt to GDP ratio is below 60 % compared to values above it. Moreover, a comparison with …
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Debt Overhang is a controversial issue in the eurozone countries and is considered as one of the factors which created … the current economic crisis. How to deal with sovereign debt has been debated both at the theoretical and policy making … level. This paper looks at the Greek debt and four options are discussed: (a) unilateral default (b) unilaterally imposed …
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In Greece and other countries of the eurozone there are a number of misconceptions about the debt crisis. I argue …
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propose a heterogeneous-agents model in which the government chooses optimal debt and default on domestic and foreign … creditors by balancing distributional incentives v. the social value of debt for self-insurance, liquidity, and risk-sharing. A … rich feedback mechanism links debt issuance, the distribution of debt holdings, the default decision, and risk premia …
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Europe's debt crisis resembles historical episodes of outright default on domestic public debt about which little … welfare of risk-averse debt and non debtholders. A utilitarian government cannot sustain debt if default is costless. If … default is costly, debt with default risk is sustainable, and debt falls as the concentration of debt ownership rises. A …
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propose a heterogeneous-agents model in which the government chooses optimal debt and default on domestic and foreign … creditors by balancing distributional incentives versus the social value of debt for self-insurance, liquidity, and risk …-sharing. A rich feedback mechanism links debt issuance, the distribution of debt holdings, the default decision, and risk premia …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012860552
Europe's debt crisis resembles historical episodes of outright default on domestic public debt about which little … welfare of risk-averse debt and non-debtholders. A utilitarian government cannot sustain debt if default is costless. If … default is costly, debt with default risk is sustainable, and debt falls as the concentration of debt ownership rises. A …
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after the sovereign debt crisis of the late 2000's. We account for several dimensions of heterogeneity including size, type …
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The Greek debt crisis prompted EU officials to embark on a radical reconstruction of the European sovereign debt … CACs. CACs are supposed to help governments and private creditors to renegotiate unsustainable debt contracts, and obviate … the need for EU bailouts. But European sovereign debt contacts were already amenable to restructuring; adding CACs could …
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