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Macroeconomic Analysis
This area is dedicated to documents focused on the analysis of macroeconomic theoretical models which include, as one of the relevant variables, the level of public debt regardless its operative aspects. As a macroeconomic variable, public debt is generally taken into account in a number of research projects, both theoretical and empirical, especially concerning topics such as the inter-temporal government budget constraints, the intergenerational redistribution, the efficiency of taxation, the welfare analysis and the private saving behavior.
Complete List of Documents in this Section
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Institutional Quality, Public Debt, and Sustainable Economic Growth: Evidence from a Global Panel | Hengyu Shi, Dingwei Song, Muhammad Ramzan |
Do Governments React to Public Debt Accumulation? | Paolo Canofari, Alessandro Piergallini, Marco Tedeschi |
Revisiting the Driving Forces of Public Debt Ratio Fluctuations: The Role of Structural Shocks and Policy Regimes | Chenyue Zhou, Zhixin Liu, Hao Jin |
Sustainability of public debt, investment subsidies, and endogenous growth with heterogeneous firms and financial frictions | Noritaka Maebayashi |
Evaluating the Effects of the German Debt Brake: A Synthetic Control Approach | Maximilian Langer et al |