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2013
In the conducted research the author started form the reality according to which debt sustainability, in general terms, refers to the capacity of a state to consistently pay off its debts, internal and external, contracted as subjects of both public and private law, without impacting the growth and economic development perspectives.
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In the conducted research the author started form the reality according to which debt sustainability, in general terms, refers to the capacity of a state to consistently pay off its debts, internal and external, contracted as subjects of both public and private law, without impacting the growth and economic development perspectives.
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2022
As countries recover from the coronavirus pandemic, they are confronted with an even more challenging debt crisis. Xavier Debrun argues in the foreword that in deciding where we go from here that there is no longer a consensus regarding the optimum design and enforcement of fiscal rules.
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As countries recover from the coronavirus pandemic, they are confronted with an even more challenging debt crisis. Xavier Debrun argues in the foreword that in deciding where we go from here that there is no longer a consensus regarding the optimum design and enforcement of fiscal rules.
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2019
Why can Japan sustain debts above 200 percent of GDP, while Ukraine defaulted on its debt when it was 30 percent of GDP? This chapter investigates what causes a country to default and hence how to assess the sustainability of sovereign debt. It begins by looking at why a sovereign my renege on its debt operations—because it makes a strategic choice ...
Xavier Debrun +3 more
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Why can Japan sustain debts above 200 percent of GDP, while Ukraine defaulted on its debt when it was 30 percent of GDP? This chapter investigates what causes a country to default and hence how to assess the sustainability of sovereign debt. It begins by looking at why a sovereign my renege on its debt operations—because it makes a strategic choice ...
Xavier Debrun +3 more
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2012
After a decade’s experience for the EMU and based on ongoing fiscal consolidation plans, a comparative evaluation exercise was conducted for the sustainability of public debt dynamics and that of fiscal policies pursued in Germany, the Netherlands and Finland (fiscally prudent economies), against those in Greece, Ireland and Portugal (economies in ...
Yannis A. Monogios +1 more
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After a decade’s experience for the EMU and based on ongoing fiscal consolidation plans, a comparative evaluation exercise was conducted for the sustainability of public debt dynamics and that of fiscal policies pursued in Germany, the Netherlands and Finland (fiscally prudent economies), against those in Greece, Ireland and Portugal (economies in ...
Yannis A. Monogios +1 more
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The cost of debt of renewable and non-renewable energy firms
Nature Energy, 2021Karol Kempa +2 more
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Signalling Debt Sustainability
1993This paper studies the optimal debt repayment policy of a government facing a credibility problem: the public is uncertain about whether the outstanding public debt will be repaid in full or in part and requires a risk premium to roll it over. The model determines when it is optimal for the government in power to signal the sustainability (full ...
Drudi, Francesco, Prati, Alessandro
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