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Legal-historical overview of the protection of homestead (farmer's minimum) in Serbian law [PDF]
Zbornik Radova: Pravni Fakultet u Novom Sadu, 2021 The subject of this analysis is the protection of homestead (farmer's minimum), from when it was introduced into Serbian law until the Second World War.
Gavrilović Biljana Ž.
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Public Debt and Low Interest Rates
The American Economic Review, 2019 This lecture focuses on the costs of public debt when safe interest rates are low. I develop four main arguments. First, I show that the current US situation, in which safe interest rates are expected to remain below growth rates for a long time, is more
Olivier J. Blanchard
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Columbia Journal of Tax Law, 2021 The federal income tax conceptualizes the standard loan transaction as an exchange of cash for promises to pay interest and to repay the amount borrowed by the end of the term. This formulation is subtly incorrect in ways that have led to a weaker foundation for existing tax rules than they merit. Conceptualizing loans instead as closely akin to leases
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“External Debt, Domestic Investment and Economic Growth in Cameroon” A system Estimation Approach [PDF]
, 2015 The feedback of external debt on economic growth through gross domestic investment has provided quite interesting results throughout the world especially in developing countries where external and internal borrowing have been a tradition.
FORGHA, Njimanted G. +2 more
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, 2000 Over 60% of US households with credit cards are currently borrowing -- i.e., paying interest -- on those cards. We attempt to reconcile the high rate of credit card borrowing with observed levels of life cycle wealth accumulation. We simulate a lifecycle model with five properties that create demand for credit card borrowing.
David Laibson +2 more
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Medical Debt in the US, 2009-2020.
Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 2021 Importance Medical debt is an increasing concern in the US, yet there is limited understanding of the amount and distribution of medical debt, and its association with health care policies. Objective To measure the amount of medical debt nationally and
Raymond Kluender +3 more
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Plastic Surgery, 2014 Everyone is familiar, in theory, with some working definition of debt; however, we rarely contemplate its implications and influence on the day-to-day politics of finance-driven decision making. The cynical among us may argue that politics at every level is driven by economics, and that very few newspaper headlines are free of an underlying economic ...
Douglas R McKay, Daniel A Peters
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Currency risk of public debt in Serbia: Current status and European lessons [PDF]
Industrija, 2018 Currency risk, and its effect on public debt, is becoming more important in economic analysis, particularly in highly dollarized countries like Serbia.
Radosavljević Goran, Tomov Vladimir
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Examining the debt implications of the Belt and Road Initiative from a policy perspective
Journal of Infrastructure Policy and Development, 2019 China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) hopes to deliver trillions of dollars in infrastructure financing to Asia, Europe, and Africa. If the initiative follows Chinese practices to date for infrastructure financing, which often entail lending to ...
J. Hurley +2 more
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Price Rigidity and Monetary Non-Neutrality in Developing Countries: Evidence from Nigeria
International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues, 2013 In an attempt to find out the degree of monetary non-neutrality in Nigeria we started from finding out the size of price rigidity in the country. Computation with Ball and Romer method showed that price rigidity is optimal decision for firms in Nigeria ...
Nathaniel E. Urama +3 more
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