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2023
Abstract Recent reports about Cameroon’s public debt start from the position that high debt is necessarily bad. They often offer generic accounting frameworks and static “prudential” ratios for deciding whether the debt is sustainable, without discussing the economics of debt and its underlying dynamics.
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Abstract Recent reports about Cameroon’s public debt start from the position that high debt is necessarily bad. They often offer generic accounting frameworks and static “prudential” ratios for deciding whether the debt is sustainable, without discussing the economics of debt and its underlying dynamics.
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1994
In many countries, one of the hottest economic issues has been the government’s budget deficit (which we shall define carefully later). At least from reading the newspapers, we might think that the economy suffers greatly when the government runs a large deficit. The most important task in this chapter will be to evaluate this view.
Robert Barro, Vittorio Grilli
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In many countries, one of the hottest economic issues has been the government’s budget deficit (which we shall define carefully later). At least from reading the newspapers, we might think that the economy suffers greatly when the government runs a large deficit. The most important task in this chapter will be to evaluate this view.
Robert Barro, Vittorio Grilli
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Public debt and economic growth in developing countries: Nonlinearity and threshold analysis
Economic Modelling, 2021Siong Hook Law, Ali Kutan
exaly
Do higher public debt levels reduce economic growth?
Journal of Economic Surveys, 2023Philipp Heimberger
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, 2017 Threshold effects of public debt on economic growth in Africa: a new evidence
Journal of Economics and Development, 2020Arcade Ndoricimpa
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Nonlinear effects of public debt on inflation. Does the size of the shadow economy matter?
Finance Research Letters, 2022Cosmin Octavian Cepoi
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