…Eurozone. Consequently, the returns that sovereign borrowers in the Eurozone had to pay on their bonds began adecline that has continued to the present day. But the challenges now facing…

…2010, yet his rate of return was no more than hers. Furthermore, when Piketty reports on the returns made by sovereign wealth funds, we can see that Abu Dhabi’s, the…

…And this sovereign state does have existing if fluid borders, that is there are parts of the territory of pre-existing states like Iraq and Syria that are now not under…

…documented such a correspondence of capital flows, commodity prices and sovereign defaults during the period 1815 to 2015 in a paper in the American Economic Review Papers and Proceedings (working…

…to the above request.  “C. IRVINE WALKER, Chairman.” INDEX (see also “TRUTHS OF HISTORY”)  I. The Constitution of the United States, 1787, Was a Compact between Sovereign States and Was…

…In fact, MMT-ers NEVER have said any such thing. Our claim is that a sovereign government cannot be forced into involuntary default. We have never claimed that sovereign currencies are…

…increase in rates, for example, raises the cost of dollar-denominated financing outside the U.S., which has grown in recent years, while an appreciation of the dollar makes such debt even…

…depending on the circumstances countries face and the measures they take to respond to them.  Finally, sovereignty in economic matters is a crucial component of sovereignty overall. This is clearly…

…priorities. States are not sovereign either. But why do this in such a manner? For one thing . . . SS was and I believe still is the third rail…

…for the employer and the employee. There are other solutions to the short fall of Social Security funding. As pointed out, the US is monetarily sovereign and it could just…