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

   ON THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC DEBT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH: DOES COUNTRY RISK MATTER?

   Chiu and Lee · Contemporary Economic Policy · 2017

   The study tests how four country risk indices change the link between public debt and economic growth across 61 countries, and finds the link differs by level of risk.

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   1. UncheckedIn a panel of 61 countries, higher public debt is linked to lower economic growth where country risk is high.“Under a high‐risk environment, a country's economic growth is harmed by raising its public debt.”
   2. UncheckedCountries' income and debt levels change how country risk shapes the link between public debt and growth, so borrowing should suit current risk conditions.“In addition, the differences of countries' income and debt levels also lead country risks to have different effects on the debt‐growth nexus, suggesting that a country should borrow appropriately based on its current risk environments while improving economic performance.”