We study debt mutualisation in the Euro area. Bearing in mind other existing proposals we provide an alternative Blue, Yellow and Red Bonds proposal: blue, would cover debt up to 60% of GDP, yellow would include debt from 60% up to 90% of GDP, and red would cover debt above 90% of GDP. Although not with joint liability, the rationale behind the Yellow Bonds with a joint issuance is the attraction of liquidity, which would be beneficial, especially for the countries with high yields. This could give more room to public authorities
Classic analyses of sovereign debt make no predictions concerning the allocation of risk between the...
The 2008 crisis led to a strong rise in public deficits and debts in most developed economies. These...
This chapter deals with the issue of sovereign debts in the Eurozone. After a brief discussion of th...
We study debt mutualisation in the Euro area. Bearing in mind other existing proposals we provide an...
We analyse different forms of debt mutualisation in a union of countries. One country suffers from a...
We analyse different forms of international debt mutualisation in a simple framework with a politica...
I show that a Blue and Red Bonds format of debt mutualisation can be beneficial for the assistance-p...
How can the euro area's return to fiscal sustainability be organised in view of soaring debt levels ...
This paper proposes that all new euro area sovereign borrowing be in the form of jointly guaranteed ...
This paper explores ideas for the implementation of systematic decisions of how to structure soverei...
The Blue Bond proposal, published in May 2010 (Bruegel Policy Brief 2010/03) suggests that sovereign...
Soaring debt levels and the crisis in Greece has sharpened the focus on fiscal sustainability among ...
POLICY CHALLENGE Blue Bonds: EU countries should pool up to 60 percent of GDP of their na-tional deb...
Based on the optimum currency area theory the ESM and ‘Six-Pack’ responses to the sovereign debt cri...
As the euro area crisis drags on, it is evident that a part of the problem lies in the architecture ...
Classic analyses of sovereign debt make no predictions concerning the allocation of risk between the...
The 2008 crisis led to a strong rise in public deficits and debts in most developed economies. These...
This chapter deals with the issue of sovereign debts in the Eurozone. After a brief discussion of th...
We study debt mutualisation in the Euro area. Bearing in mind other existing proposals we provide an...
We analyse different forms of debt mutualisation in a union of countries. One country suffers from a...
We analyse different forms of international debt mutualisation in a simple framework with a politica...
I show that a Blue and Red Bonds format of debt mutualisation can be beneficial for the assistance-p...
How can the euro area's return to fiscal sustainability be organised in view of soaring debt levels ...
This paper proposes that all new euro area sovereign borrowing be in the form of jointly guaranteed ...
This paper explores ideas for the implementation of systematic decisions of how to structure soverei...
The Blue Bond proposal, published in May 2010 (Bruegel Policy Brief 2010/03) suggests that sovereign...
Soaring debt levels and the crisis in Greece has sharpened the focus on fiscal sustainability among ...
POLICY CHALLENGE Blue Bonds: EU countries should pool up to 60 percent of GDP of their na-tional deb...
Based on the optimum currency area theory the ESM and ‘Six-Pack’ responses to the sovereign debt cri...
As the euro area crisis drags on, it is evident that a part of the problem lies in the architecture ...
Classic analyses of sovereign debt make no predictions concerning the allocation of risk between the...
The 2008 crisis led to a strong rise in public deficits and debts in most developed economies. These...
This chapter deals with the issue of sovereign debts in the Eurozone. After a brief discussion of th...