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| Title | Author/Affiliation | Topic | Year of Publication |
|---|---|---|---|
| Why care about Debt-to-Gdp | Jonathan B. Berk, Jules H. van Binsbergen - Stanford University, University of Pennsylvania | Accounting Statistics Reporting and Auditing | 2026 |
| Sovereign default and the decline in interest rates | Max Miller, James D. Paron, Jessica A. Wachter - Harvard Business School, Stanford Graduate School of Business, University of Pennsylvania | Financial Analysis | 2025 |
| The future of public debt management in an era of digital finance | Ramil Abbasov - Modern Diplomacy | Cost and Risk | 2025 |
| Guidance for Sovereigns, Private Bond Creditors and Multilaterals: IMF maps Weaknesses in Today’s Restructuring Architecture | Evan Koster, Juan D. Moreno - Baker Botts | Debt Restructuring | 2025 |
| Bond outlook: A robust market underscores nimble investing | Chitrang Purani, Damien McCann, Xavier Goss - Capital Group | Financial Analysis | 2025 |
| Steep curves and fiscal crossroads | Ulrich Stephan et al. - Deutsche Bank | Financial Analysis | 2025 |
| When High Debt Dampens Fiscal Power: How Public Debt Shapes iMPCs and Fiscal Transmission | Stefano Grancini - Nova School of Business and Economics | Financial Analysis | 2025 |
| Debt, Distrust, and Democratic Dilemmas: How Public Perceptions Can Shape Fiscal Policy | Francesco Bianchi, Era Dabla-Norris, Salma Khalid - Johns Hopkins University, IMF | Cost and Risk | 2025 |
| Public Debt on the Run: The Role of Macroeconomic Shocks, State Dependence and Non-linearities | Olegs Tkacevs, Karsten Staehr - Bank of Latvia, Tallinn University of Technology | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
| Mean-Reversions in the Debt-to-GDP Ratio and Predictability of Treasury Debt Returns and Surpluses | Mingtao Zhou, Deshui Yu, Li Chen - Changsha University of Science and Technology; College of Finance and Statistics, Hunan University; WISE and School of Economics, Xiamen University | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
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