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Government Debt, Taxes and Growth [PDF]

Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice, 2000
By using a small discrete-time model we evaluate the impact of distortionary taxation on the government debt-to-GDP ratio. Once the standard model is modified accordingly, it appears that the increase of taxation has a growth cost which increases as long as die debt-to-GDP ratio rises.
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The Government Debt Crisis

2021
This chapter explains that colossal tax hikes are inevitable and coming quickly. Government debt will soon exceed gross domestic product. In fact, it is forecast that by 2050 our debt will be nearly twice annual gross domestic product. Big tax hikes are inevitable, but it will not make much of a difference given the sheer amount of US debt.
Jeff Camarda, Steven James Lee, Jerusha Lee   +2 more
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Government Debt and Debt Management

1973
During 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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Government size, government debt and globalization

Applied Economics, 2017
ABSTRACTThis article empirically investigates the effect of globalization on government size and debt. Using panel heterogeneous cointegration techniques to a panel of developing and developed countries, it finds that globalization reduces government size and debt. In terms of components of globalization, government size is found to increase with trade
Kim, D.H., Suen, Y. B., Lin, S.C., Hsieh, J.   +3 more
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The Safety of Government Debt

2013
We examine the safety of government bonds in the presence of Knightian uncertainty amongst financial market participants. In our model, the information insensitivity of government bonds is driven by strategic complementarities across counterparties and the structure of trading relationships.
Anand, Kartik, Gai, Prasanna
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Government debt auctions [PDF]

, 1993
This article discusses alternative methods of selling government securities by tender using both theory and New Zealand data.
Hayden Griffiths, Ian Harrison
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Government Debt and Economic Growth

2013
The growth prospects of a nation are stymied by the burden of government debt. This study has two goals: first, it tests whether public debt hinders growth; and, second, it explores whether economic policy ameliorates this effect. A large panel data of countries for 1970-2010 reveal a negative and robust effect of public debt on growth.
César Calderón, J. Rodrigo Fuentes
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Local Government Debt

2016
For three millennia, China’s central government has struggled to control local leaders, and the degree of centralization has varied. At times, for example during the Zhou dynasty (1050–256 bc), fiscally and militarily independent feudal princes operated mostly beyond the control of the emperor.
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The cost of debt of renewable and non-renewable energy firms

Nature Energy, 2021
Karol Kempa, Ulf Moslener, Oliver Schenker   +2 more
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Does green financial policy affect debt-financing cost of heavy-polluting enterprises? An empirical evidence based on Chinese pilot zones for green finance reform and innovations

Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2022
Conghui Yu
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