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Financial Markets and Public Finance
Sovereign Risks, Credit Markets and Fiscal Federalism- Authors:
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- Neue Studien zur Politischen Ökonomie, Volume 10
- Publisher:
- 2012
Summary
Die Staatsschulden der Industriestaaten haben in den letzten Jahren besorgniserregende Höhen erreicht und nähren in Verbindung mit den Risiken des Finanzsektors die Sorge vor steigender finanzieller und ökonomischer Instabilität.
Der Autor analysiert die Hauptinterdependenzen zwischen Finanzmärkten und öffentlichen Finanzen in verschiedenen Dimensionen: Wie bewerten Märkte fiskalische Nachhaltigkeit und Eventualverbindlichkeiten von Regierungen? Welche Institutionen können die Staatsverschuldung auf sub-nationaler Ebene eingrenzen? Welche Institutionen verbessern die Funktionsweise auf Märkten und wie funktionieren diese? Welche Kanäle der Übertragung von Fiskalpolitik auf die wirtschaftliche Aktivität sind relevant? Und wie lassen sich die Staatsschuldenkrisen eindämmen? Ferner werden nachhaltige Lösungsmöglichkeiten dieser Fragestellungen detailliert aufgezeigt.
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Bibliographic data
- Edition
- 1/2012
- Copyright year
- 2012
- ISBN-Print
- 978-3-8329-6579-2
- ISBN-Online
- 978-3-8452-3985-9
- Publisher
- Nomos, Baden-Baden
- Series
- Neue Studien zur Politischen Ökonomie
- Volume
- 10
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 169
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Table of contents
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- Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 16Authors:
- Introduction No access Pages 17 - 18Authors:
- Introduction No access Pages 19 - 20Authors:
- Related Literature No access Pages 20 - 22Authors:
- Theoretical Motivation No access Pages 22 - 25Authors:
- Cost of public debt in the euro area No access Pages 25 - 28Authors:
- Market-based implicit default probabilities No access Pages 28 - 33Authors:
- Primary data set No access Pages 33 - 36Authors:
- Risk transfer from the private to the public sector No access Pages 36 - 37Authors:
- Cross-country spillovers No access Pages 37 - 41Authors:
- Implications of the results No access Pages 41 - 44Authors:
- Conclusion No access Pages 44 - 46Authors:
- Introduction No access Pages 47 - 47Authors:
- Role of Public Debt No access Pages 47 - 54Authors:
- Devolution tendencies No access Pages 54 - 58Authors:
- Institutions to contain indebtedness No access Pages 58 - 62Authors:
- Data Description No access Pages 62 - 66Authors:
- Econometric Models and Results No access Pages 66 - 66Authors:
- Static Analysis No access Pages 66 - 69Authors:
- Dynamic Analysis No access Pages 69 - 70Authors:
- Application to Germany No access Pages 70 - 75Authors:
- Conclusion No access Pages 75 - 76Authors:
- Introduction No access Pages 77 - 78Authors:
- Related literature No access Pages 78 - 79Authors:
- The Setup No access Pages 79 - 81Authors:
- The market without the certifier No access Pages 81 - 83Authors:
- One-sided certification No access Pages 83 - 88Authors:
- Comparison of one-sided certification No access Pages 88 - 90Authors:
- Two-sided certification No access Pages 90 - 95Authors:
- Application to the Rating Market No access Pages 95 - 100Authors:
- Conclusion No access Pages 100 - 102Authors:
- Introduction No access Pages 103 - 104Authors:
- Related Literature No access Pages 104 - 107Authors:
- Construction of the Effective Marginal Tax Rate No access Pages 107 - 110Authors:
- Application to the German Tax System No access Pages 110 - 115Authors:
- Effective Marginal Tax rate in Germany No access Pages 115 - 116Authors:
- Macroeconomic Environment No access Pages 116 - 118Authors:
- Estimations and results No access Pages 118 - 123Authors:
- Results and Transmission channel No access Pages 123 - 124Authors:
- Conclusion No access Pages 124 - 126Authors:
- Computation of market-implied default probabilities No access Pages 127 - 134Authors:
- Stylised sovereign balance sheet No access Pages 134 - 135Authors:
- Sources of risk for the public balance sheet No access Pages 135 - 136Authors:
- Financial market rescue measures: Direct impact No access Pages 136 - 137Authors:
- Financial market rescue measures: Contingent liability No access Pages 137 - 138Authors:
- Risk-neutral default probabilities compared to rating assignments No access Pages 138 - 139Authors:
- Standard deviation of default probabilities of selected Euro area countries No access Pages 139 - 139Authors:
- Key variables applied in the panel estimations No access Pages 139 - 140Authors:
- Exposure of banks in sample countries No access Pages 140 - 143Authors:
- Institutional rules and deficits No access Pages 143 - 144Authors:
- Empirical results No access Pages 144 - 145Authors:
- Summary results No access Pages 145 - 146Authors:
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- Construction of the effective tax rate No access Pages 153 - 154Authors:
- Differences of the imputation systems: full imputation system No access Pages 154 - 155Authors:
- Differences of the imputation systems: half income system No access Pages 155 - 156Authors:
- Sources of variables No access Pages 156 - 157Authors:
- Price-Earnings Ratios in Selected Countries No access Pages 157 - 158Authors:
- Bibliography No access Pages 159 - 169Authors:
