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A common view of sovereign debt markets is that they are prone to multiple equilibria. We show that such multiplicity does not exist in the infinite-horizon model of Eaton and Gersovitz (1981), a widely adopted benchmark for analyses of these markets. When the value from government default is...
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This paper proposes a model of signal distortion in a two-player game with imperfect public monitoring. We construct a tractable theoretical framework where each player has the opportunity to distort the true public signal and each player is uncertain about the distortion technologies available...
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We develop a theory of foreign exchange interventions in the presence of limited capital mobility. We study a real small open economy subject to global liquidity and endowment shocks. Home and foreign bond markets are segmented and intermediaries have a limited capacity to arbitrage between both...
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