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Medical Debt and Forgone Mental Health Care Due to Cost Among Adults.

JAMA Health Forum
Moon KJ, Miller KEM, Galea S, Ettman CK.
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Public Debt Management

1990
As Europe proceeds towards economic and monetary union, fiscal convergence and the prospect of a common money are at the centre of discussion. This volume from the Centre for Economic Policy Research brings together theoretical, applied and historical research on the management of public debt and its implications for financial stability.
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Sustainable Public Finance and Debt Management

2019
[Abstract]: Sustainability is a leading criterion in the decision-making process in sustainable finance concerning financial markets and private entities as well as in public finance. State and self-governing entities play a key role in implementing and supporting the sustainable finance concept.
Novo-Corti, Isabel, Picatoste, Xosé
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Public Debt Management

1999
Abstract The choice of currency denomination, indexation, and maturity structure of public debt is an increasingly important aspect of policy in a world of high debts and and financially integrated markets. This book surveys theories and evidence on public debt composition and debt returns with the goal of emphasizing the main policy ...
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Managing the Public Debt

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1959
Debt management includes decisions about the composition and terms, but not about the amount, of the public debt. The heart of the countercyclical debt management theory is that short-term obligations provide liquidity and in duce spending while long-term obligations do the reverse.
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The Management of the Public Debt

The Journal of Finance, 1949
In consequence of heavy borrowing requirements, the federal debt during the war period increased by 219 billion dollars, reaching a peak of 280 billion dollars in February, 1946. The problems connected with borrowing these funds, difficult as they proved, were not nearly as complex as those involved in managing the debt thus created.
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PUBLIC DEBT MANAGEMENT [PDF]

, 2002
This paper examined the issue of managing public debt and analyses the present situation of public debt in Pakistan. When the government resorts to borrowing instead of introducing additional tax measures, to finance the budget deficit, it creates liability on itself known as public debt.
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Crisis and Public Debt Management

2014
Abstract In most of the countries the cumulative impact of monetary and fiscal measures in managing the crisis is reflected in the magnitude of public debt. The stress on public debt could be the result of financial sector vulnerabilities and fiscal stimulus or through their mutually reinforcing nature. Global public debt appears to have
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Dynamics of Public Debt Management

Cybernetics and Systems Analysis, 2013
In highly developed countries, the policy of raising the standard of living is conducted at the expense of the lack of social security and growth of public debt with little inflation, rather than production. Increasing the consumer demand of the population through the growth of the public debt increases the volume of production and the GDP; however, it
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