The structural model of sovereign credit risk introduced in an earlier paper by the authors is applied here to measure the impact of introducing Eurobonds. Tranching (i. e. splitting the public debt into a senior and a junior tranche) is coupled with a cross-guarantee among eurozone countries and with a cash transfer. We show that Eurobonds can reduce the overall cost of servicing the public debt for some (high debt) countries in the euro area without increasing the cost for other countries. Moreover, they are likely to give governments an incentive to curb their deficits, due to the higher marginal cost of debt
The paper shows that the introduction a Eurobond together with fiscal capacity at the centre would p...
This paper contributes to the debate concerning the benefits and disadvantages of introducing a Euro...
We find strong evidence of country interdependence in the pricing of default risk, which suggests th...
The structural model of sovereign credit risk introduced in an earlier paper by the authors is appli...
The structural model of sovereign credit risk introduced in an earlier paper by the authors is appli...
We provide a structural model of sovereign credit risk, where the risk premium paid by the governmen...
This paper proposes that all new euro area sovereign borrowing be in the form of jointly guaranteed ...
In the face of excessive yield spreads on sovereign bonds in the European Monetary Union, the issuan...
This article explores the controversial subject of Eurobonds, by analyzing their economic consequenc...
A common Eurobond making each participating issuer liable only for its own share could be agreed upo...
In this paper, we provide new evidence on the determinants of sovereign yield spreads and \u2018mark...
In this paper, we provide new evidence on the determinants of sovereign yield spreads and “market se...
This paper assesses the impact of Eurobonds on sovereign debt dynamics for selected European member ...
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...
The paper shows that the introduction a Eurobond together with fiscal capacity at the centre would p...
This paper contributes to the debate concerning the benefits and disadvantages of introducing a Euro...
We find strong evidence of country interdependence in the pricing of default risk, which suggests th...
The structural model of sovereign credit risk introduced in an earlier paper by the authors is appli...
The structural model of sovereign credit risk introduced in an earlier paper by the authors is appli...
We provide a structural model of sovereign credit risk, where the risk premium paid by the governmen...
This paper proposes that all new euro area sovereign borrowing be in the form of jointly guaranteed ...
In the face of excessive yield spreads on sovereign bonds in the European Monetary Union, the issuan...
This article explores the controversial subject of Eurobonds, by analyzing their economic consequenc...
A common Eurobond making each participating issuer liable only for its own share could be agreed upo...
In this paper, we provide new evidence on the determinants of sovereign yield spreads and \u2018mark...
In this paper, we provide new evidence on the determinants of sovereign yield spreads and “market se...
This paper assesses the impact of Eurobonds on sovereign debt dynamics for selected European member ...
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...
The paper shows that the introduction a Eurobond together with fiscal capacity at the centre would p...
This paper contributes to the debate concerning the benefits and disadvantages of introducing a Euro...
We find strong evidence of country interdependence in the pricing of default risk, which suggests th...