…firms). Tax reform would have a target amount of revenue to raise with taxes, based on social, infrastructure, and other important spending and the debt service needs of the already…

…sovereign wealth fund, everyone would have a wealth share from birth.) But here’s what’s even more egregious: that concentrated wealth is strangling our economy, our economic growth, our national prosperity….

…for example, Rogoff (2013) — have suggested that a sudden stop of capital inflows provoked by concerns over sovereign debt would inevitably lead to a banking crisis, and that thiscrisis…

…a simple expenditure rule guided by a long-term debt reduction target. The present rules both lack flexibility in bad times and teeth in good times. They are also complex and…

…debt issued by non-U.S. residents. The increase in such funding is particularly noticeable in emerging markets economies in Asia and Latin America. This debt includes sovereign bonds issued by governments…

…growth. But Greece’s sovereign debt posed the largest challenge, and exposed the fault line in the Eurozone between those who believed that such crises required a national response and those…

…that ideology and self interest are involved. If the state is allowed to run deficits or surpluses, then the optimal policy involves building up a huge sovereign wealth fund so…

…shows that the amount of corporate bonds issued by firms in the emerging markets has been more significant than realized. While the issuance of sovereign bonds is accurately reported, the…

…can encourage, advise, or even litigate whether states’ authorities to restrict public movements (shelter in place or stay home orders) are warranted; he cannot tell sovereign governors to lift these…

…China to overcome this virus. He has gone absolutely bonkers. He has now threatened to remove China’s sovereign immunity so people can sue it, with a former lawyer of his…