Original sin in economy literature is defined as the inability of countries to borrow in domestic currency from abroad (even from local markets with long maturities and fixed-rate). There are two dimensions of the problem, international and domestic. In this thesis, some of theories on determinants of international original sin phenomenon are investigated. The results suggest that absolute size of the economy is a significant determinant of the international original sin. Financial and economic development is also found to be necessary in order to redeem from the original sin problem. Existence of strong policies and institutions, monetary credibility, and flexible exchange rate regime are found as other significant factors in terms of expl...
The matter of the ‘original sin’, the inability to borrow abroad in domestic currency, came to the c...
The views expressed herein are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the National Bureau...
We provide a theory on how a wider foreign lending base of local-currency sovereign debt may lead to...
ABSTRACT We investigate whether the fact that most countries cannot borrow internationally in their ...
This paper updates our previous work on the level and evolution of original sin. It shows that while...
In this paper, we focus on the surprising phenomenon in which firms face difficulty issuing in dome...
In this paper, we focus on the surprising phenomenon in which firms face difficulty issuing in domes...
This paper explains why domestic debt composition in some emerging economies is risky. To this end, ...
This article investigates the impact of the internationalisation of emerging market currencies on or...
In the recent literature on debt sustainability, two competing viewpoints have emerged addressing th...
The central hypothesis of this article is that in the context of globalization, monetary inconvertib...
This paper challenges a popular explanation for 'original sin' - the default prone borrowing of long...
This paper analyses the problem of “original sin“ (the fact that the currency of an emerging market ...
The aim of this paper is to explain the essence and basic causes of currency crises in the last deca...
The matter of the ‘original sin’, the inability to borrow abroad in domestic currency, came to the ...
The matter of the ‘original sin’, the inability to borrow abroad in domestic currency, came to the c...
The views expressed herein are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the National Bureau...
We provide a theory on how a wider foreign lending base of local-currency sovereign debt may lead to...
ABSTRACT We investigate whether the fact that most countries cannot borrow internationally in their ...
This paper updates our previous work on the level and evolution of original sin. It shows that while...
In this paper, we focus on the surprising phenomenon in which firms face difficulty issuing in dome...
In this paper, we focus on the surprising phenomenon in which firms face difficulty issuing in domes...
This paper explains why domestic debt composition in some emerging economies is risky. To this end, ...
This article investigates the impact of the internationalisation of emerging market currencies on or...
In the recent literature on debt sustainability, two competing viewpoints have emerged addressing th...
The central hypothesis of this article is that in the context of globalization, monetary inconvertib...
This paper challenges a popular explanation for 'original sin' - the default prone borrowing of long...
This paper analyses the problem of “original sin“ (the fact that the currency of an emerging market ...
The aim of this paper is to explain the essence and basic causes of currency crises in the last deca...
The matter of the ‘original sin’, the inability to borrow abroad in domestic currency, came to the ...
The matter of the ‘original sin’, the inability to borrow abroad in domestic currency, came to the c...
The views expressed herein are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the National Bureau...
We provide a theory on how a wider foreign lending base of local-currency sovereign debt may lead to...