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Fernando Broner https://isni.org/isni/0000000404811396 International Monetary Fund

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Contents

  • 1 A bird’s-eye view of the European debt crisis

  • 2 A model of sovereign debt, investment and growth

    • 2.1 The baseline model

    • 2.2 Sovereign debt, default and crowding-out effects

    • 2.3 Secondary markets and discrimination

  • 3 Crowding-out effects: dynamics and efficiency

    • 3.1 Dynamics

    • 3.2 Efficiency

  • 4 Self-fulfilling crises and random crowding-out effects

    • 4.1 The model with endogenous defaults

    • 4.2 Dynamics with crisis zones

  • 5 Spillovers and transfers

    • 5.1 The model with an economic union

    • 5.2 Dynamics of an economic union

    • 5.3 A role for transfers

  • 6 Back to Europe: What have we learned?

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Sovereign Debt Markets in Turbulent Times: Creditor Discrimination and Crowding-Out
Author:
Fernando Broner
,
Aitor Erce
,
Alberto Martin
, and
Jaume Ventura