Debt crisis
View article: Exploring Debt Crisis in Intergenerational Models with Adverse Selection and Group Theory
Exploring Debt Crisis in Intergenerational Models with Adverse Selection and Group Theory Open
This paper combines Akerlof's "market for lemons" adverse selection model with an overlapping generations (OLG) framework for debt accumulation, using group theory to study time consistency. Generations, indexed by the group of integers, f…
View article: Exploring Debt Crisis in Intergenerational Models with Adverse Selection and Group Theory
Exploring Debt Crisis in Intergenerational Models with Adverse Selection and Group Theory Open
This paper combines Akerlof's "market for lemons" adverse selection model with an overlapping generations (OLG) framework for debt accumulation, using group theory to study time consistency. Generations, indexed by the group of integers, f…
View article: The Belt and Road Initiative in South Asia: A Difference-in-Differences Analysis of Trade, Investment, and Debt
The Belt and Road Initiative in South Asia: A Difference-in-Differences Analysis of Trade, Investment, and Debt Open
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), introduced for South Asia in 2013, has transformed the region’s economy and connectivity landscape with increasing financial risk. This study compares Bangladesh, China, and India in 2010, 2013, and …
View article: FOREIGN DEBT MANAGEMENT AND NIGERIA'S DEBT PROFILE 2015-2023: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
FOREIGN DEBT MANAGEMENT AND NIGERIA'S DEBT PROFILE 2015-2023: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS Open
Abstract This study examined Nigeria's external and domestic debt management from 1980 to 2023, focusing on the implications of the country's increasing debt burden on its economic stability and developm…
View article: FOREIGN DEBT MANAGEMENT AND NIGERIA'S DEBT PROFILE 2015-2023: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
FOREIGN DEBT MANAGEMENT AND NIGERIA'S DEBT PROFILE 2015-2023: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS Open
This study examined Nigeria's external and domestic debt management from 1980 to 2023, focusing on the implications of the country's increasing debt burden on its economic stability and development. By 1980, Nigeria’s external debt had rea…
View article: UKRAINE’ DEBT AND COUNTRY IMMINENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
UKRAINE’ DEBT AND COUNTRY IMMINENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Open
Ukraine extraordinary tasks are: insuring country economic growth, stimulating the economy & fostering growth with respect to following inevitable challenges such as: damages of physical infrastructure like roads, bridges, buildings, and f…
View article: Pakistan’s Current Economic Crisis and the Role of IMF: A Study of the Implications for Pakistan’s Agreement with IMF in 2019 on the Economy of Pakistan
Pakistan’s Current Economic Crisis and the Role of IMF: A Study of the Implications for Pakistan’s Agreement with IMF in 2019 on the Economy of Pakistan Open
This study examines the significant economic crisis that Pakistan is currently facing and has been building for several years. One of the main reasons for this crisis is its external debt which has increased significantly, and it has faile…
View article: Debt and the American Dream
Debt and the American Dream Open
Drawing on research with irregular migrants from Nepal who borrow up to $60,000 to reach the United States, this article explores what I call the invisible slow violence of debt. By focusing on how debt is embodied in cases of spirit posse…
View article: Executive Brief: China Belt and Road Debt Architecture - Strategic Constraint Analysis
Executive Brief: China Belt and Road Debt Architecture - Strategic Constraint Analysis Open
Strategic risk analysis identifying nine structural constraints in China's Belt and Road Initiative sovereign lending creating unsustainable coordination trap: (1) 79% of $418B collateralized loans use cash escrow accounts (not physical as…
View article: Executive Brief: China Belt and Road Debt Architecture - Strategic Constraint Analysis
Executive Brief: China Belt and Road Debt Architecture - Strategic Constraint Analysis Open
Strategic risk analysis identifying nine structural constraints in China's Belt and Road Initiative sovereign lending creating unsustainable coordination trap: (1) 79% of $418B collateralized loans use cash escrow accounts (not physical as…
View article: Dynamic Volatility Spillovers Among G20 Economies During the Global Crisis Periods—A TVP VAR Analysis
Dynamic Volatility Spillovers Among G20 Economies During the Global Crisis Periods—A TVP VAR Analysis Open
Previous research on financial contagion has mostly looked at volatility spillovers using static or fixed parameter models. These models don’t always take into account how inter-market links change and depend on frequency during big crises…
View article: Sovereign Green, Social, Sustainability and Sustainability-Linked Bonds as Public Finance Tools Implementing Environmental Constitutionalism
Sovereign Green, Social, Sustainability and Sustainability-Linked Bonds as Public Finance Tools Implementing Environmental Constitutionalism Open
Future generations and the present-day youth inherit at least two debts (with incoming crises attached). The first incoming crisis results from the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. This climate crisis requires taking ste…
View article: CHALLENGES OF ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS AND DEBT MANAGEMENT
CHALLENGES OF ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS AND DEBT MANAGEMENT Open
The rapid expansion of global trade, the unprecedented openness of domestic markets, regional integration, and the ongoing intensity of globalization present significant challenges in maintaining a balance between revenues and expenditures…
View article: The Impact of Household Debt on Children’s Depressive Symptoms: Evidence from China
The Impact of Household Debt on Children’s Depressive Symptoms: Evidence from China Open
The sustained accumulation of household debt may pose significant challenges to children’s mental health in China, particularly their depressive symptoms. However, limited research has examined this relationship. Using data from the 2020 a…
View article: Economics Research Paper onSri Lanka’ Economic Crisis
Economics Research Paper onSri Lanka’ Economic Crisis Open
Sri Lanka’s economic crisis (2022-2024) was both economic and geopolitical. Internally, a mix of poor policies which include but are not limited to tax cuts and bans on chemical fertilizers which left the economy vulnerable to external sho…
View article: Egypt’s External Debt Crisis: The Role of Debt Management and Maturity Structure
Egypt’s External Debt Crisis: The Role of Debt Management and Maturity Structure Open
Egypt has experienced a sharp rise in external debt over the past decade, increasing from USD 55.8 billion in 2015 to over USD 165.3 billion by 2023. Despite maintaining a debt-to-GDP ratio within internationally accepted thresholds (appro…
View article: Currency Risk and Debt Maturity: Their Effects on the Resilience of Indonesia’s Foreign Exchange Reserves
Currency Risk and Debt Maturity: Their Effects on the Resilience of Indonesia’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Open
Research Originality: This study uncovers the unexpected negative impact of long-term external debt on Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserves, challenging conventional beliefs about debt stability. Research Objectives: This study provides i…
View article: STRENGTHENING UKRAINE’S DEBT POSITION THROUGH THE LENS OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
STRENGTHENING UKRAINE’S DEBT POSITION THROUGH THE LENS OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION Open
The article examines an approach to assessing the state of Ukraine’s debt position through the prism of European integration processes. The relevance of strengthening the debt position is substantiated due to the deteriorating dynamics of …
View article: Die große Verwirrung: Schulden, Vermögen und Generationengerechtigkeit
Die große Verwirrung: Schulden, Vermögen und Generationengerechtigkeit Open
The planned increase in German government debt is widely regarded as a fundamental violation of intergenerational justice. Macroeconomic and sectoral balance sheets show that this is just as grossly incorrect as the idea that Germany is or…
View article: Switzerland
Switzerland Open
The Swiss financial system has navigated turbulent times since the 2019 FSAP. The COVID 19 pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, and the collapse of Credit Suisse (CS) in 2023—previously the second largest G-SIB relative to domestic GDP in the…
View article: The evolution of Moldova's external debt and its impact on economic stability
The evolution of Moldova's external debt and its impact on economic stability Open
The topicality of the subject in the context of the current economy is given by the impact of the economic crises, the energy crisis and economic instability on Moldova's external debt, which is constantly increasing. Therefore, it is nece…
View article: Evaluating the likelihood of a U.S. debt crisis
Evaluating the likelihood of a U.S. debt crisis Open
View article: Technical and ethical debt in the AI fair use crisis
Technical and ethical debt in the AI fair use crisis Open
The widespread use of copyrighted data to train AI systems without permission triggered a prolonged “AI fair use crisis.” This paper explores the legal, policy, technical, and ethical dimensions of this issue through the lens of technical …
View article: Determinants of Current Account Balances: Evidence from OECD Countries and the European Debt Crisis
Determinants of Current Account Balances: Evidence from OECD Countries and the European Debt Crisis Open
This study investigates the determinants of current account balances in 38 OECD countries between 2002 and 2022, applying a Difference-in-Differences (DID) approach to explore how the European sovereign debt crisis affected current account…
View article: Effects of Total Public Debt Stock on Economic Growth in Nigeria: A Disaggregated Analysis
Effects of Total Public Debt Stock on Economic Growth in Nigeria: A Disaggregated Analysis Open
This study investigates the impact of public debt on economic growth in Nigeria, using the Debt Overhang Theory as a framework. The theory suggests that high debt levels can reduce growth by discouraging investment and causing fiscal strai…
View article: Effects of Total Public Debt Stock on Economic Growth in Nigeria: A Disaggregated Analysis
Effects of Total Public Debt Stock on Economic Growth in Nigeria: A Disaggregated Analysis Open
This study investigates the impact of public debt on economic growth in Nigeria, using the Debt Overhang Theory as a framework. The theory suggests that high debt levels can reduce growth by discouraging investment a…
View article: External Imbalances and Sovereign Debt Crisis: Eurozone Countries
External Imbalances and Sovereign Debt Crisis: Eurozone Countries Open
The purpose of this article is to formally link the external imbalances to the sovereign debt crisis that the EMU has been experiencing since 2009. Based on Capital enhanced Equilibrium Exchange Rate approach, which links the goods market …
View article: Growth, Interrupted: How Crisis delay Global Convergence
Growth, Interrupted: How Crisis delay Global Convergence Open
During a major crisis, the transitional dynamics of conditional convergence are unlikely to apply. In this paper, we introduce a Markov chain approach which integrates the study of crises and convergence. We allow upwards and downwards mob…
View article: Public debt burden and crisis severity
Public debt burden and crisis severity Open
View article: Political Economy Analysis of Pro-poor Policies in Zambia
Political Economy Analysis of Pro-poor Policies in Zambia Open
In 2024, Zambia experienced the driest agricultural season in over 40 years, with significant crop losses, increased livestock deaths and, consequently, worsening poverty. Over 9 million people in 84 out of 116 districts were affected. Ris…