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Debt Overhang and Debt Restructuring

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
This paper analyzes how debt forgiveness and exchange offers resolve inefficiencies associated with debt overhang in a dynamic setting. In a static model debt forgiveness and exchange offers are equivalent -- in a dynamic model they are not. Debt forgiveness is feasible as a means to restructure debt when the firm expands into a competitive market ...
Pascal Frantz, Norvald Instefjord
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A Fable on Debt and Debt Management

2022
Kalecki told a fable about how a forged banknote may circulate in an impoverished community paying off debts. The fable reveals the necessity for liquidity in a financial system conceived as a group of mutually-indebted agents, who can maintain payments on their debts as long as they have enough liquidity, or can sell debt claims to each other, or a ...
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Debt and Debt Servicing

2002
Singer was an early advocate for addressing the debt problem of the developing countries and the high level of debt servicing that they accumulated in the 1980s. He recalled the history of the debt crisis, which was often forgotten (Singer, 1989m). The immediate cause was the large financial surpluses of the oil producing countries following the two ...
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CEO Inside Debt and Firm Debt

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
Purpose This paper aims to examine jointly the CEO inside debt and firm debt to further investigate the compensation incentives on risky decision-making and the resulting financial policy decisions concerning the debt structure of the firm. Design/methodology/approach Using S&P 1500 data from CRSP, Compustat, Execucomp and Capital IQ between ...
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A Next Step in Debt Enforcement: the Merger of Debt Help and Debt Collection

Journal of Consumer Policy, 2012
Since the 1990s, each Member State of the European Union designed a policy that infused the liberal American fresh start policy into its own social institutions and legal culture. Especially in countries with a civil law tradition, the legal position of the consumer has improved.
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Advances and Debts

Problems in Economics, 1988
No one is satisfied with the state of our economy. Two of its major, "built-in" flaws—the producer's monopoly in the face of general scarcity, and the enterprises' lack of interest in scientific-technological progress—are probably obvious to everyone. But I am certain that there are no sages today at the top or the bottom who would venture to say that ...
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Debt relief and debt rescheduling

Journal of Development Economics, 1991
Abstract In this paper we study the implications of assuming that bank syndicates and debtor countries entered into implicit debt contracts during the 1970s. Our approach rests on the assumption that loan contracts charged a risk premium because banks entertained the possibility of borrowers' default.
Guillermo A. Calvo, Graciela L. Kaminsky
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Government Debt and Debt Management

1973
During the war years, as a direct and indirect result of the occupation, a huge financial deficit on Government account had accumulated. This had been financed to a relatively small extent by long-term borrowing (via the issue of semi-obligatory war loans) but mainly by the placement of Treasury paper with the banking system.
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The Debt

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2009
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