Tag: Debt sustainability

When Countries Borrow, The Strength of Their Institutions Matters

Allow me to share this podcast from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond where Marina Azzimonti discusses the mechanisms that could lead to an institutional risk premium. The…

Post date February 8, 2025
Post categories In Pedagogical Note
Tags Debt sustainability, Emerging Markets, Federal Reserve, Institutions, Marina Azzimonti, Richmond Fed, Sovereign Debt

Assessing debt stationarity and sustainability in the longer run

NEW WORKING PAPER: Thanks to various Fourier DF unit root tests, time-varying fiscal reaction functions and threshold regressions, this study examines the stationarity and the sustainability of public…

Post date April 9, 2022
Post categories In Working Paper
Tags Debt sustainability, Fourier Dickey-Fuller unit root test, Primary balance, Public debt
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When Countries Borrow, The Strength of Their Institutions Matters

Assessing debt stationarity and sustainability in the longer run

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