Primary Surplus Dynamics is a theoretical framework in sovereign debt economics that characterizes the evolution of government primary balances over time as a dynamic response to fiscal adjustment processes, debt sustainability constraints, and intertemporal policy trade-offs.
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‘They became big in the shadow of the crisis’
Jo Angouri, Ruth Wodak · Discourse & Society · 2014 · 140 citations
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Bielefeld University
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