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Mortgage Debt and Social Externalities
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014I analyse the implications of social status concerns on debt holdings at individual and aggregate level, in a partial equilibrium life-cycle framework with heterogeneous agents. The focal point of the analysis is the explicit consideration of durable goods, in their triple role as a part of utility, a collateralizable portion of life-time wealth and a ...
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Optimal External Debt and Default [PDF]
, 2007 This paper analyses whether sovereign default episodes can be seen as contingencies of optimal international lending contracts. The model considers a small open economy with capital accumulation and without commitment to repay debt. Taking first order approximations of Bellman equations, I derive analytical expressions for the equilibrium level of debt
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External Debt, External Debt Servicing and Nigeria's Economic Growth
Developing economies need sustained economic growth and development to alleviate poverty, and reduce unemployment and income inequality. Financing sustained growth and development requires huge capital, which is lacking in less developed countries (LDCs) due to low levels of income and high propensity to consume, low tax revenues, low rate of saving ...Ekpo, Udo N. +2 more
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Macroeconomics of External Debt
1991Of central concern to macroeconomic analysis is the concept of the current account and the gross national product. According to the expenditure-income concept of the GNP a country’s foreign transactions (current account balance) display deficit if imports exceed its exports and a surplus when its exports exceed its imports.
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1991
The growing indebtness of the developing countries as well as the rapid expansion of external lending in the OECD countries have increased the importance attached to reliable and timely international statistical data on this subject. Exact data were needed not only to confirm the depth of the crisis, but primarily because only precise data could show ...
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The growing indebtness of the developing countries as well as the rapid expansion of external lending in the OECD countries have increased the importance attached to reliable and timely international statistical data on this subject. Exact data were needed not only to confirm the depth of the crisis, but primarily because only precise data could show ...
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External debt in developing countries since HIPC and MDRI: What are the driving factors?
International Journal of Finance and Economics, 2022Abdoul Mijiyawa
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The Management of External Debt
1995The debt crisis of the 1980s means different things to different people. To some, it is the ultimate form of exploitation of developing countries by the debt-holding north. Others see it as a problem of portfolio management whose temporary aberrations during the 1970s have been largely overcome in a decade of restructuring.
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