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Using a novel empirical approach and an extensive dataset developed by the Fiscal Affairs Department of the IMF, we find no evidence of any particular debt threshold above which medium-term growth prospects are dramatically compromised. Furthermore, we find the debt trajectory can be as...
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We study the macroeconomic implications of the debt overhang distortion. In our model, the distortion arises because investment is noncontractible—when a firm borrows funds, the debt contract cannot specify or depend on the firm’s future level of investment. After the debt contract is...
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We study the macroeconomic implications of the debt overhang distortion. In our model, the distortion arises because investment is noncontractible - when a firm borrows funds, the debt contract cannot specify or depend on the firm's future level of investment. After the debt contract is signed,...
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Using a novel empirical approach and an extensive dataset developed by the Fiscal Affairs Department of the IMF, we find no evidence of any particular debt threshold above which medium-term growth prospects are dramatically compromised. Furthermore, we find the debt trajectory can be as...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013057313