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Government Debt

1. See: National debt.

2. See: Government security.

3. See: Municipal bond.

government debt

see NATIONAL DEBT.

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The longer the maturity of government debt, the greater the gain from debt deflation.

Government debt management

With the surge in government bond flotation, Japanese authorities concluded that the Bank of Japan could no longer guarantee the repurchase of the growing volume of government debt without jeopardizing its ability to exercise monetary control.

Deregulation and competition in Japanese banking

This difference in discount rates creates a positive wealth effect, since under Mundell's assumptions government debt held by taxpayers involves a loan from low-discount-rate to high-discount-rate individuals.

Government debt and the demand for money: an extreme bound analysis

The latest DOF data showed that almost three-fifths of the general government debt was composed of domestic borrowings worth P2.

Gov't debt payment down 10% in 7 months

This increase was primarily brought about by national government financing operations and the impact of peso depreciation on foreign debt comprising 37 percent of national government debt stock," DOF said.

General gov't debt rises to P4.7 trillion

Compared with the second quarter of 2011, the government debt to GDP ratio rose in both the euro area (from 87.

CYPRUS government debt increased by 8.3% in Q2 2012

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The opposition asked Monday that part of the money that Macedonia is going to withdraw from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the total amount of 86 million dollars be used for repayment of the government debt to domestic firms.

Money from IMF to cover budget deficit

Fitch Ratings said Monday it will keep Japan's sovereign ratings unchanged given that the government debt burden is growing despite the recent improvement in the Japanese economy.

Fitch keeps Japan sovereign ratings intact on huge fiscal debt

For example, the Fed has the authority to buy foreign government debt, as well as domestic government debt.

From debt to dispossession: after abetting an unprecedented growth in both government and consumer debt, the Federal Reserve may be preparing to reduce the middle class to utter serfdom

The net government debt of Korea as of end 2004 stood at 203.

Current status of government debt

So wouldn't dramatic yen depreciation collapse the long-term government debt market and all but force the temporary nationalization of the banking system, if not the collapse of the current public and private ruling regime?

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