This thesis contributes to the analysis of public debt sustainability and fiscal rules. It starts from the multiple empirical evidence that points to the existence of unsustainable fiscal regimes during which fiscal policy does not increase its primary surplus following an increase of public debt. Do unsustainable fiscal regimes necessarily threaten the long-run sustainability of public debt? If not, how long can fiscal policy be periodically unsustainable without being globally unsustainable? The first chapter answers theoretically this question and proposes a Regime-Switching ModelBased Sustainability (RS-MBS) test. We study a Markov-switching fiscal policy rule, which displays an unsustainable fiscal regime, and derive sufficient condit...
Greiner A, Semmler W. An inquiry into the sustainability of German fiscal policy: Some time-series t...
Sustainability of public debt has become a major issue in the debate over the success of the Europea...
This thesis explored, in two parts, the macroeconomic impacts of exchange rate regimes (ERR), as wel...
This thesis contributes to the analysis of public debt sustainability and fiscal rules. It starts fr...
The sustainability of US public debt has been widely discussed since the Great Recession. Using annu...
International audienceThe macroeconomic sustainability of public debt is addressed when the interact...
Historical data on US debt and primary surplus suggest the existence of different fiscal regimes whi...
For more than 30 years France has been facing high fiscal imbalances and rapidly growing debt ratios...
This paper contributes to the debate on the French public finances’ consolidation by investigating t...
The recent controversy over the excessive deficit procedure in Germany and France has reopened the d...
This paper investigates the sustainability of public finances in the European countries since 2002. ...
There is no controversy on the definition of public budget constraint. However, there is much debate...
We examine the sustainability of fiscal policy in terms of linearity vs. non-linearity of fiscal rea...
The purpose of this research project is to develop a new theoretical framework in evaluating the sus...
Finanzpolitik, Europäische Wirtschafts- und Währungsunion, Fiscal policy, European Economic and Mone...
Greiner A, Semmler W. An inquiry into the sustainability of German fiscal policy: Some time-series t...
Sustainability of public debt has become a major issue in the debate over the success of the Europea...
This thesis explored, in two parts, the macroeconomic impacts of exchange rate regimes (ERR), as wel...
This thesis contributes to the analysis of public debt sustainability and fiscal rules. It starts fr...
The sustainability of US public debt has been widely discussed since the Great Recession. Using annu...
International audienceThe macroeconomic sustainability of public debt is addressed when the interact...
Historical data on US debt and primary surplus suggest the existence of different fiscal regimes whi...
For more than 30 years France has been facing high fiscal imbalances and rapidly growing debt ratios...
This paper contributes to the debate on the French public finances’ consolidation by investigating t...
The recent controversy over the excessive deficit procedure in Germany and France has reopened the d...
This paper investigates the sustainability of public finances in the European countries since 2002. ...
There is no controversy on the definition of public budget constraint. However, there is much debate...
We examine the sustainability of fiscal policy in terms of linearity vs. non-linearity of fiscal rea...
The purpose of this research project is to develop a new theoretical framework in evaluating the sus...
Finanzpolitik, Europäische Wirtschafts- und Währungsunion, Fiscal policy, European Economic and Mone...
Greiner A, Semmler W. An inquiry into the sustainability of German fiscal policy: Some time-series t...
Sustainability of public debt has become a major issue in the debate over the success of the Europea...
This thesis explored, in two parts, the macroeconomic impacts of exchange rate regimes (ERR), as wel...