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Cyclicality of taxes and external debt
Applied Economics, 2015Vegh and Vuletin (2015) have shown that statutory tax rates are acyclical in developed economies and procyclical in developing ones. This paper extends their analysis by checking the interaction of statutory tax rates with the external public debt. After building a simple model that shows that developing countries are expected to have a lower threshold
Noa Srebrnik, Michel Strawczynski
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On the Determinants of External Debt in Nigeria [PDF]
This paper investigates the determinants of external debt in Nigeria from 1970 through 2013 using Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) approach. The empirical results indicate that oil price, debt service and gross domestic savings play a significant role in determining external debt in Nigeria.
Ibrahim Mohammed Adamu, Rajah Rasiah
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Mortgage Debt and Social Externalities [PDF]
I 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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1990
The so-called external debt crisis involves those developing countries with a chronic imbalance in their external sector or with fundamental shortcomings in their system for generating productive capital. Besides the social and political problems caused directly or indirectly by the external debt, so too a vicious circle of domestic economic problems ...
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The so-called external debt crisis involves those developing countries with a chronic imbalance in their external sector or with fundamental shortcomings in their system for generating productive capital. Besides the social and political problems caused directly or indirectly by the external debt, so too a vicious circle of domestic economic problems ...
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External Debt and Growth in Emerging Economies
International economic journal, 2019The paper studies the relationship between external debt and economic growth in a panel of emerging countries. A number of economists have proposed different methods of analysing the nexus between economic growth and public debt.
K. Guei
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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 and economic growth in Nigeria
Journal of African Union Studies, 2019External credits have been received from various sources including bilateral and multilateral arrangements but the country’s debt is a source of worry since the projects for which these loans were contracted cannot finance the credit facilities.
Keji Sunday Anderu+2 more
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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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Growth and External Debt [PDF]
This paper surveys the literature on external debt which has developed over the past decade. Initially this literature emphasized the intertemporal nature of the balance of payments, and reflected the view that balance of payments movements were an equilibrium phenomenon reflecting either transitory disturbances or permanent transfers of capital ...
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