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": they believe that government debt must necessarily be repaid and therefore leave the present value of their income streams …
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. This divergence from the Ricardian equivalence thesis is traced to the omission of interest payments on public debt as part …
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. This divergence from the Ricardian equivalence thesis is traced to the omission of interest payments on public debt as part …
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The U.S recession of 2007 to 2009 is unique in the post-World-War-II experience by the broad company it kept. Activity contracted around the world, with the advanced countries of the North experiencing declines in spending normally the purview of the developing economies of the South. The last...
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central government debt increases, on average, by about 86 percent. Thus the fiscal burden of banking crisis extends far …
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--although advanced economies with higher debt levels may have been constrained in how they provided stimulus (with more below …
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symptoms, and common features (such as misguided financial regulation or inadequate supervision) which serve as amplifiers of …
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inflate. It suggests that when economic growth is stalled, the U.S. debt overhang may trigger an increase in inflation of … about 5 percent for several years. This additional inflation would significantly reduce the debt ratio, even with some …As a share of GDP, the U.S. Federal debt held by the public exceeds 50 percent in FY2009, the highest debt ratio since …
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inflate. It suggests that when economic growth is stalled, the U.S. debt overhang may trigger an increase in inflation of … about 5 percent for several years. This additional inflation would significantly reduce the debt ratio, even with some …As a share of GDP, the U.S. Federal debt held by the public exceeds 50 percent in FY2009, the highest debt ratio since …
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