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Constrained efficient borrowing with sovereign default risk

Hatchondo, Juan Carlos; Martinez, Leonardo; Roch, Francisco - 2020

borrowing. The Ramsey government also has a higher probability of completing a successful deleveraging (without defaulting …

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Spatial dynamics of post-crisis deleveraging

Dagdeviren, Hulya; Balasuriya, Jiayi; Nicholas, Christopher - In: Journal of economic geography 22 (2022) 6, pp. 1225-1246

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Financial repression in the European sovereign debt crisis

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Central bank policies and the debt trap

Orphanides, Athanasios; Ke, T. Tony - 2017

Monetary policy and fiscal dynamics are inexorably linked. When a government faces the risk of getting caught in a high debt trap, debt monetization may become an appealing option. However, independent central banks may be able to allay debt concerns without compromising price stability. One...

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