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Public debt management

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Gaber S., Gruevski I., Gaber V.
Perspectives of Innovations, Economics and Business
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2013
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vol. 13
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issue 2
12-18
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The paper generally describes the segment of public debt management or especially the structure of public debt. It focuses on different kinds of risks which present potential danger for the public debt explosion. It intends to explain the government goal for borrowing money at lowest rate and sustain the fiscal stability. Also, it explains some practical issues regarding this topic for Republic of Macedonia for the period from 2009-2011. In the process of research were implemented several qualitative methods.
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Fiscal rules as institutional tools for public debt management in the European Union Member States

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Stawiarska K.
Central European Economic Journal
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2023
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vol. 10
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issue 57
414-428
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This paper aims to assess the impact of the second-generation numerical fiscal rules on the effectiveness of public debt management in the Member States of the European Union. The research was conducted using dynamic panel models on a sample of 27 EU Member States over the period 2008–2021. The effectiveness of public debt management was determined by the level of public debt servicing costs, considering not only the impact of the quality of numerical fiscal rules on interest payments, but also other factors influenced by these rules, such as the quality of fiscal policy, the solvency of public finances and the quality of institutional governance. The motivation for this topic was to evaluate the effectiveness of the second-generation numerical fiscal rules following the changes made to their design in the context of the reconstruction of the EU fiscal surveillance system after the global economic and financial crisis of 2008–2010. The research has found that strong numerical fiscal rules improve the effectiveness of public debt management. In addition, stable fiscal policy and higher solvency of public finances, as well as political stability and the absence of violence, are conducive to lower public debt servicing costs. This paper enriches the literature by extending it with a new approach to fiscal rules, highlighting their multifaceted impact on the quality of public debt management.
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Are treasury debt instruments still attractive to foreign investors? Poland – a case study based on ATM and ATR indicators

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Uryszek T., Kłysik-Uryszek A.
Ekonomia Międzynarodowa
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2020
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issue 30
94-106
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Głównym celem artykułu jest ocena aktywności inwestorów zagranicznych na polskim, pierwotnym rynku instrumentów dłużnych w świetle strategii zarządzania długiem publicznym. Sprawdzono skalę reakcji inwestorów na politykę władz w obszarze długu państwowego. Artykuł składa się z pięciu części: wprowadzenia, przeglądu literatury, opisu metody badawczej i danych, oraz dyskusji wyników. Najważniejsze ustalenia, uwagi końcowe i implikacje polityczne zostały przedstawione w ostatniej części opracowania. Wyniki badania wskazały, że pomimo pogorszenia się ogólnej charakterystyki instrumentów dłużnych Skarbu Państwa skierowanych do inwestorów zagranicznych, pozostały one atrakcyjne dla nierezydentów. Wynikało to głównie z wciąż stosunkowo niskiego ryzyka refinansowania i stopy procentowej dla długu denominowanego w walutach obcych.
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The article’s primary goal is to investigate foreign investors’ activity on the Polish primary debt instruments market in light of the public debt management strategy. We wanted to check the scale of investors’ response to the authorities’ policy in the sovereign debt area. The article consists of five parts. We started with the introduction, followed by a literature review. We then described the research method and data, as well as the empirical discussion.We based our study mostly on the average time to maturity (ATM) and average time to refixing (ATR) indexes. The most important findings, concluding remarks, and policy implications are presented in the last part of the paper. The study’s general outcomes show that despite the deterioration of the State Treasury debt instruments’ overall characteristics targeted to foreign investors, Polish sovereign debt papers remained attractive to buy. It was mostly due to the still relatively low refinancing and interest rate risks for debt denominated in foreign currencies.
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