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Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Technical Debt, 2018
Technical debt has successfully captured the interest of practitioners and researchers alike. We argue that the concept of technical debt holds much more currency within the strategic Information Systems literature. Hence, we have developed a research framework for expanding the concept of technical debt into a new concept we dub "technology debt ...
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Technical debt has successfully captured the interest of practitioners and researchers alike. We argue that the concept of technical debt holds much more currency within the strategic Information Systems literature. Hence, we have developed a research framework for expanding the concept of technical debt into a new concept we dub "technology debt ...
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2019
Abstract This chapter focuses on the origin and functionality of U.S. government debt (Treasuries). Debt in the U.S. has been increasing for many decades, especially since the financial crisis of 2007–2008. The types of debt securities are discussed along with the auction process to obtain these investment vehicles.
Keith Pareti, Rob Kennedy
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the origin and functionality of U.S. government debt (Treasuries). Debt in the U.S. has been increasing for many decades, especially since the financial crisis of 2007–2008. The types of debt securities are discussed along with the auction process to obtain these investment vehicles.
Keith Pareti, Rob Kennedy
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IMF Economic Review, 2017
Almost all governments issue large stocks of debt. Optimal taxation theory typically concludes that they should hold large stocks of assets. To reconcile facts and theory, we introduce two simple modifications into an otherwise standard optimal taxation model with commitment: government impatience and continuous debt limits.
Michael Kumhof, Irina Yakadina
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Almost all governments issue large stocks of debt. Optimal taxation theory typically concludes that they should hold large stocks of assets. To reconcile facts and theory, we introduce two simple modifications into an otherwise standard optimal taxation model with commitment: government impatience and continuous debt limits.
Michael Kumhof, Irina Yakadina
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Financialization of government debt? European government debt management approaches 1980–2007
Competition & Change, 2016The aim of this article is to explore the strategies European government debt managers used in response to the growing demand for credit by governments since the 1980s and how the introduction of the common currency area influenced the nature of government debt management.
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Government debt in EMU countries
The Journal of Economic Asymmetries, 2018Abstract We investigate the sustainability of fiscal policy in a set of 19 European Monetary Union (EMU) countries over the period 1970–2016. Panel unit root tests in the presence of cross-section dependence show that the Government debt series is stationary, indicating that the solvency condition would be satisfied for the EMU-19 countries.
Gordon L Brady, Cosimo Magazzino
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Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 1997
This paper discusses the principles that justify activism of governments in the management of public debt. It starts from a review of the economics literature, which has produced, especially in recent years, a number of important propositions on the desirability of government interventionism, either for the purpose of filling information gaps or to ...
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This paper discusses the principles that justify activism of governments in the management of public debt. It starts from a review of the economics literature, which has produced, especially in recent years, a number of important propositions on the desirability of government interventionism, either for the purpose of filling information gaps or to ...
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Debt dynamic, debt dispersion and corporate governance
International Journal of Managerial Finance, 2022PurposeThis paper addresses the following questions: Why do some firms employ multiple debt types? What explains debt heterogeneity? Is the choice of the source of debt a function of corporate governance?Design/methodology/approachThe author's paper is empirical and uses multiple regression analysis.FindingsFirms under weak corporate governance have a ...
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