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to strategically default increase, and can therefore create sovereign debt capacity. Finally, my model can quantitatively …
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To make the no-bailout clause credible and enhance the effectiveness of crisis assistance, a consistent institutional and legal framework is needed to ensure that private creditors contribute to crisis resolution. Getting activated as part of ESM crisis assistance, we propose a two-stage...
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We identify investor moral hazard in the German fiscal federation. Our identification strategy is based on a variable, which was used by the German Federal Constitutional Court as an indicator to determine eligibility of two German states (Länder) to a bail-out, the interest payments-to-revenue...
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economies and support two-steady states, one with endogenous default and one without, depending on creditors expectations. In … the default steady state, debt forgiveness lowers the volatility of both German and Greek consumption whereas demanding …
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Commercial databases now make available to paying clients information about the legal terms in sovereign loan contracts. This information is important to academic researchers, to policy institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, and to investors and other market actors. For a random...
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of default for debtors. We show that legal disputes in the US and the UK disrupt government access to international …
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This paper explores a natural connection between fiscal multipliers and foreign holdings of public debt. Although fiscal expansions can raise domestic economic activity through various channels, they can also have crowding-out effects if the resources used to acquire public debt reduce domestic...
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debt contract is limited? Contrary to conventional wisdom, we argue that temporary market exclusion after default is costly … government's market power mitigates the problem of limited commitment, by making default a more costly option. Consequently, it …
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debt contract is limited? Contrary to conventional wisdom, we argue that temporary market exclusion after default is costly … government's market power mitigates the problem of limited commitment, by making default a more costly option. Consequently, it …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012929538
debt contract is limited? Contrary to conventional wisdom, we argue that temporary market exclusion after default is costly … government's market power mitigates the problem of limited commitment, by making default a more costly option. Consequently, it …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012931870