Economia
Dependency cultures
- Portugal, A Seguir à Grécia
No New York Times Debt Crisis Watch Turns to Portugal em destaque no Google. O texto é uma descrição terrível da situação económica e financeira portuguesa. Alguns exemplos: Portugal e a Grécia são os países com a mais baixa taxa de poupança...
- A Dinâmica Da Dívida Pública
There are two things that matter in government-debt dynamics: the difference between real interest rates and GDP growth (r-g), and the primary budget balance as a % of GDP (ie, before interest payments). In any given period the debt stock grows by the...
- Fim Do Jogo
Endgame: The End of the Debt SuperCycle and How It Changes Everything Greece isn’t the only country drowning in debt. The Debt Supercycle—when the easily managed, decades-long growth of debt results in a massive sovereign debt and credit crisis—is...
- O Peso Da Dívida Pública
A recent study from the World Competitiveness Center of Swiss business school IMD suggests that the largest "old" industrialized nations will suffer a "debt curse" lasting decades – in the worst case lasting until 2084. The IMD defines "bearable" public...
- Dinâmica Da Dívida Pública
Debt dynamics The maths behind the madness The Economist online Our interactive guide to reducing government debtGOVERNMENT debt dynamics, once an esoteric subject of interest only to macroeconomists, are suddenly in vogue. With Greece...
Economia
Os custos do financiamento externo
Dependency cultures
Apr 13th 2012, 14:52 by The Economist online
LOTS of countries in the rich world ran pro-cyclical current-account deficits before the financial crisis hit, which is to say they borrowed heavily when times were good. Yet only a handful have seen yields on their sovereign debt spike to alarming levels. One reason for this, as the chart below shows, may be an over-reliance on fickle foreigners to finance those deficits. Italy, which has a high rate of domestic savings (and thus is less reliant on finance from abroad) and yet also suffers from high yields on its debt, is an outlier.
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- Portugal, A Seguir à Grécia
No New York Times Debt Crisis Watch Turns to Portugal em destaque no Google. O texto é uma descrição terrível da situação económica e financeira portuguesa. Alguns exemplos: Portugal e a Grécia são os países com a mais baixa taxa de poupança...
- A Dinâmica Da Dívida Pública
There are two things that matter in government-debt dynamics: the difference between real interest rates and GDP growth (r-g), and the primary budget balance as a % of GDP (ie, before interest payments). In any given period the debt stock grows by the...
- Fim Do Jogo
Endgame: The End of the Debt SuperCycle and How It Changes Everything Greece isn’t the only country drowning in debt. The Debt Supercycle—when the easily managed, decades-long growth of debt results in a massive sovereign debt and credit crisis—is...
- O Peso Da Dívida Pública
A recent study from the World Competitiveness Center of Swiss business school IMD suggests that the largest "old" industrialized nations will suffer a "debt curse" lasting decades – in the worst case lasting until 2084. The IMD defines "bearable" public...
- Dinâmica Da Dívida Pública
Debt dynamics The maths behind the madness The Economist online Our interactive guide to reducing government debtGOVERNMENT debt dynamics, once an esoteric subject of interest only to macroeconomists, are suddenly in vogue. With Greece...