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median real GDP growth falls abruptly. Our work is the first to formally test for threshold effects in the relationship … between public debt and median real GDP growth. The null hypothesis of no threshold effect is rejected at the 5 percent … threshold for economic growth may exist around a relatively small debt-to-GDP ratio of 30 percent. Empirical results are more …
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options that have, in the past, helped lower debt burdens. Specifically, it examines orthodox options (enhancing growth …
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A windfall of natural resource revenue (or foreign aid) faces government with choices of how to manage public debt, investment, and the distribution of funds for consumption, particularly if the windfall is both anticipated and temporary. We show that the permanent income hypothesis prescription...
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A windfall of natural resource revenue (or foreign aid) faces government with choices of how to manage public debt, investment, and the distribution of funds for consumption, particularly if the windfall is both anticipated and temporary. We show that the permanent income hypothesis prescription...
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Elevated levels of government debt raise concerns about their effects on long-term growth prospects. Using the cross … growth. We propose a production-based asset pricing model with endogenous innovation and fiscal policy shocks that can … government debt and future growth …
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context of a general equilibrium model of innovation-led growth. In the model, innovation comes from entrant firms creating …
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