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1. Economics, Econometrics and Finance › Fiscal Policies and Political Economy

   La relación entre deuda pública y crecimiento económico en América Latina: una evaluación retrospectiva

   Jacobo and Jalile · Paradigma Económico · 2023

   The paper examines how public debt affects GDP in 15 Latin American economies over 1960–2015, and estimates debt-to-GDP thresholds beyond which the effect on growth fades.

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   1. UncheckedIn 15 Latin American economies, short-run debt boosts GDP growth, but the effect is near zero once public debt passes about 64–71% of GDP.“El impacto a corto plazo de la deuda en el crecimiento del PIB es positivo, pero próximo a cero más allá de la razón de deuda pública/PIB ubicados entre 64% y 71% (es decir, hasta este umbral, la deuda adicional tiene un impacto estimulante en el crecimiento).”