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| Title | Author/Affiliation | Topic | Year of Publication |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yet another Potential Economic Shock to Emerging Economies | Steven T. Kargman - Kargman Associates | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
| The Deficit Narrative may find its cure In Artificial Intelligence | Lance Roberts - RIA Advisors | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
| Surges in the shadows: Stock-flow adjustments and public debt spikes | Leandro Andrian, Cesar M. Rodriguez, Oscar M. Valencia - Inter-American Development Bank, Portland State University | Financial Analysis | 2025 |
| Steady amid the storm | Anna Hughes - AOFM Australian Office of Financial Management | Financial Analysis | 2025 |
| Fiscal Policy: Financing and Indebtedness | Jing Cynthia Wu et al - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
| The 2025 U.S. Debt Limit Through the Lens of Financial Markets | Luca Benzoni, Marisa Wernick - Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago | Financial Analysis | 2025 |
| Partial Default and Exogenous Exchange Rate Shocks | Joao Alejando Hernandez Calderon - Washington University in St. Louis | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
| Does Corruption Hinder The Contribution Of Government External Debt To Economic Growth? | Umida Yakubjanova - Institute for Macroeconomic and Regional Studies Uzbekistan | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
| May Tax Evasion Help Control Public Debt? | Rosella Levaggi et al - University of Brescia | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
| The ECB's Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme and Fiscal Policy: Synergies or Conflict? | António Afonso, Jorge Braga Ferreira - ISEG | Macroeconomic Analysis | 2025 |
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