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This model investigates the risks involved when a fiscal authority attempts to roll-over a stock of debt when there is the potential for coordination failure by investors. A continuum of investors, after receiving signals about the authority's willingness to repay, decide whether to roll-over...
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Budgetdefizite steht im Mittelpunkt der Steuerglättungs-Theorie. Der Autor untersucht sowohl verzerrende Steuern auf das …
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We show that sovereign debt is unsustainable if debt contracts are not supported by direct sanctions and default carries only a ban from ever borrowing in financial markets even in the presence of uninsurable risks and time-varying interest rate. This extension of Bulow and Rogoff, 1989 requires...
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This paper calls attention to the role of the secondary market in shortening the duration of sovereign debt renegotiation. Consider a dynamic bargaining game with incomplete information between a government and creditors. The creditors' reservation is private information, and the government...
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