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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
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| Public Debt on the Run: The Role of Macroeconomic Shocks, State Dependence and Non-linearities | Olegs Tkacevs, Karsten Staehr |
| Mean-Reversions in the Debt-to-GDP Ratio and Predictability of Treasury Debt Returns and Surpluses | Mingtao Zhou, Deshui Yu, Li Chen |
| Maximum Sustainable Debt Across Countries: An Assessment using P-Theory | Yongquan Cao et al. |
| Fiscal Consolidation lessons for the United States | William Gale, Ian Berlin, Sam Thorpe |
| Debt maturity and government spending multipliers | Morteza Ghom et al |