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Eliminating Bad Debt Reimbursement to Hospitals Serving Traditional Medicare Beneficiaries.
JAMA Netw OpenBuxbaum JD, Ne'eman AD, Kosar CM.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005 This paper presents a simple model in which debt management stabilizes the debt-to-GDP ratio in face of shocks to real returns and output growth and thus supports fiscal restraint in ensuring sustainability. The optimal composition of public debt is derived by looking at the relative impact of the risk and cost of alternative debt instruments on the ...
Emanuele Bacchiocchi, Alessandro Missale
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2019
Chapter 4 illustrated the factors that can undermine debt sustainability; this chapter builds on that by exploring the role of debt managers in reducing these risks. The chapter begins with the motives of the debt managers, including to minimize the risk–cost trade-off; but also bigger picture motives, such as the allocation of risk between the public ...
Thordur Jonasson +2 more
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Chapter 4 illustrated the factors that can undermine debt sustainability; this chapter builds on that by exploring the role of debt managers in reducing these risks. The chapter begins with the motives of the debt managers, including to minimize the risk–cost trade-off; but also bigger picture motives, such as the allocation of risk between the public ...
Thordur Jonasson +2 more
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Government Debt Management in Europe: Recent Changes in Debt Managers’ Strategies
Public Finance and Management, 2006This paper presents a survey of changes in the strategies of government debt managers in European countries. These changes were introduced in response to alterations in the working environment of debt managers, like the introduction of the euro, declining government debt ratios, the introduction of electronic trading systems, and the changed ...
Wolswijk, G.F.T., de Haan, J.
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2021
AbstractThis chapter focuses on debt crises in the nineteenth century. Lending to sovereigns, then as now, posed risks, especially when governments defaulted on loans contracted abroad. Foreign investors had limited recourse against the sovereign. Defaults spiked in the 1820s, 1870s, and 1890s. Ultimately, however, the market emerged stronger from each
Barry Eichengreen +3 more
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AbstractThis chapter focuses on debt crises in the nineteenth century. Lending to sovereigns, then as now, posed risks, especially when governments defaulted on loans contracted abroad. Foreign investors had limited recourse against the sovereign. Defaults spiked in the 1820s, 1870s, and 1890s. Ultimately, however, the market emerged stronger from each
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Government Debt and Debt Management
1973During 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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2019
Abstract Debt portfolio management has received increasing attention over time as both academics and practitioners have become aware of its unique challenges. This chapter discusses the common risk factors faced by debt portfolio managers and introduces a set of portfolio management strategies that are targeted at addressing major debt ...
Zachary Jersky, He Li
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Abstract Debt portfolio management has received increasing attention over time as both academics and practitioners have become aware of its unique challenges. This chapter discusses the common risk factors faced by debt portfolio managers and introduces a set of portfolio management strategies that are targeted at addressing major debt ...
Zachary Jersky, He Li
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King's Law Journal, 2015
The problem of sovereign debt management is a recurring issue in international relations. In the first quarter of the twenty-first century, the sovereign debt problem caused by the international fi...
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The problem of sovereign debt management is a recurring issue in international relations. In the first quarter of the twenty-first century, the sovereign debt problem caused by the international fi...
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