No. While the COVID-19 crisis has required a dramatic increase in debt-financed government spending, in the current conditions the benefits from this debt are unusually high and the costs unusually low. While conditions can change, the Australian Government can right now hedge against these risks by lengthening the maturity structure of government debt, even at the cost of a modest increase in its current servicing costs
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The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) is now barely a blip on the Australian radar. It must see...
There are numerous concerns about whether the recent rapid acceleration in inflation in recent month...
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on debt, puts recent debt dev...
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The morality defined by the political system of the market economy is based on the respect of debt r...
Debt burdens are growing steadily in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), compounded by the COV...
The COVID-19 pandemic causes sharp reductions in economic output and sharp increases in government e...
Unreported data confirms that state governments are passing up the opportunity to invest in the futu...
Purpose: This paper explores how neoliberalism restrains the ability of governments to respond to cr...
Debt burdens are growing steadily in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), compounded by the COV...
Australia’s level of external indebtedness is a matter of concern, because its consequences are not ...
This paper discusses the importance of government and economic institutions in dealing with economic...
Sardesai, AV ORCiD: 0000-0001-6794-4549Purpose: This paper explores how neoliberalism restrains the ...
Australia is emerging from the pandemic sooner and at less economic cost than widely expected, but w...
The ability of both households and governments to increase savings and manage debt has been an ongoi...
The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) is now barely a blip on the Australian radar. It must see...
There are numerous concerns about whether the recent rapid acceleration in inflation in recent month...
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on debt, puts recent debt dev...
This paper highlights the prospect of a Covid-19 led upsurge in the government debt-GDP ratio of 19 ...
The morality defined by the political system of the market economy is based on the respect of debt r...
Debt burdens are growing steadily in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), compounded by the COV...
The COVID-19 pandemic causes sharp reductions in economic output and sharp increases in government e...
Unreported data confirms that state governments are passing up the opportunity to invest in the futu...
Purpose: This paper explores how neoliberalism restrains the ability of governments to respond to cr...
Debt burdens are growing steadily in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), compounded by the COV...
Australia’s level of external indebtedness is a matter of concern, because its consequences are not ...
This paper discusses the importance of government and economic institutions in dealing with economic...
Sardesai, AV ORCiD: 0000-0001-6794-4549Purpose: This paper explores how neoliberalism restrains the ...