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Back to the Future: a History of the Global Debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeIanMdkUj0
The policy choices and decisions countries face as they emerge from the worst economic crisis in 80 years have a lot to do with their past habits. And to make good decisions, they need good data.
The IMF staff has built a comprehensive and dynamic new database on public debt. The data covers 174 countries over a period of 120 years, and will help policymakers understand the past and chart a future course to sustainable economic growth.
The data shows how government debt has risen and fallen over the years as important events, such as wars and stock market crashes, affect a country's decisions about when to save and when to spend.
It turns out the relationship between debt and economic growth has changed over time; historically, fast growing countries had low debt ratios, while slow growers struggled under higher debt. In the past 30 years that relationship has altered as advanced economies' debt levels have risen and their economies have grown.
The data also debunks some old clichés, for example that African countries have the highest debt levels. In fact, low income countries in Africa today have lower debt ratios than do advanced economies in Europe and North America.
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Vejam esta apresentação: 120 anos de dívida externa...
Back to the Future: a History of the Global Debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeIanMdkUj0
The policy choices and decisions countries face as they emerge from the worst economic crisis in 80 years have a lot to do with their past habits. And to make good decisions, they need good data.
The IMF staff has built a comprehensive and dynamic new database on public debt. The data covers 174 countries over a period of 120 years, and will help policymakers understand the past and chart a future course to sustainable economic growth.
The data shows how government debt has risen and fallen over the years as important events, such as wars and stock market crashes, affect a country's decisions about when to save and when to spend.
It turns out the relationship between debt and economic growth has changed over time; historically, fast growing countries had low debt ratios, while slow growers struggled under higher debt. In the past 30 years that relationship has altered as advanced economies' debt levels have risen and their economies have grown.
The data also debunks some old clichés, for example that African countries have the highest debt levels. In fact, low income countries in Africa today have lower debt ratios than do advanced economies in Europe and North America.
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- Capital Is Back: A Riqueza Aumentou Em Todos Os Paises, Relativa 'a Renda Nacional - Tyler Cowen (nyt)
ECONOMIC VIEW - The New York Times, Business Section, July 20, 2013 Wealth Taxes: A Future BattlegroundBy TYLER COWEN IF you’d like to know where American political debates are headed, the data suggest a simple answer. The next major struggle...
- Debt And Growth - Editorial Wall Street Journal
Debt and Growth Editorial The Wall Street Journal April 29, 2013 Perhaps you've read that America's debt burden is no longer a problem. Former White House economist Larry Summers says the U.S. should borrow even more money today because interest...
- Quem Deve A Quem, Na Europa?- Uma Teia De Devedores E Credores
Eurozone debt web: who owes what to whom? BBC, 18/11/2011 The circle below shows the gross external, or foreign, debt of some of the main players in the eurozone as well as other big world economies. The arrows show how much money is owed by each country...
- Impossible Growth - Kenneth Rogoff
Too Much Debt Means the Economy Can’t Grow Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff Bloomberg News, July 14, 2011 As public debt in advanced countries reaches levels not seen since the end of World War II, there is considerable debate about the urgency of...
- Paises Em Desenvolvimento Na Economia Global - Livro De O. Canuto (banco Mundial)
Meu amigo dileto, Otaviano Canuto, ex-professor do curso de RI da USP, atualmente vice-presidente do Banco Mundial para assuntos de economias em desenvolvimento anuncia a publicação de seu livro, como abaixo: Developing Countries Come to the Global...