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Debt Management Offices (Aslan et al.)
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Study on public debt management systems and results of a survey on solutions used by debt management offices by Cigdem Aslan, Artan Ajazaj and Shurufa Abdul Wahidh published by World Bank (8/2018). "A debt management system is the backbone of any sovereigh debt management office. A robust, well-functioning and user-friendly system allows governments to strengthen their debt management environment..."
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Climbing Out of Debt (Alesina et al.)
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Climbing out of debt by Alberto Alesina, Carlo A. Favero and Francesco Giavazzi published by IMF (3/2018). "What is the best way to reduce debt to sustainable level? That question has taken on renewed importancce since the global financial crisis of 2008, when government spending to stimulate growth and help the unemployed boosted budget deficits to postwar records..."
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Fiscal Transparency (Kemoe & Zhan)
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Fiscal transparency, borrowing costs, and foreign holdings of sovereign debt by Laurent Kemoe and Zaijin Zhan published by IMF (8/2018). "...The results suggest that higher fiscal transparency reduces sovereign interest rate spreads and increases foreigh holdings of sovereign debt, with each dimension of fiscal transparency playing a different role..."
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Debt & Deleveraging (Mckinsey)
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Debt and (not much) deleveraging published by Mckinsey Global Institute (2/2015). "After the 2008 financial crisis and the longest and deepest global recession since World War II, it was widely expected that the world's economies would deleverage. It has not happened. Instead, debt continues to grow in nearly all countries, in both absolute terms and relative to GDP. This creates fresh risks in some countries and limits growth prospects in many..."
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Indicadores de Dívida Pública (Alves)
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Política fiscal e indicadores de dívida pública: o caso brasileiro entre 2006 e 2015 por Aparecido Donizeti Alves publicado pela Unicamp (2018). "O objetivo desta dissertação é analisar os fatores que concorreram para a elevação de 11 pontos percentuais na relação entre a Dívida Bruta do Governo Geral e o PIB entre 2006 e 2015. O diagnóstico de que este aumento resultou do excesso de gasto público elevou a pressão sobre o governo para maior controle das despesas primárias..."
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