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Land and Infinite Debt Rollover
Many analyses of infinite debt rollover omit productive land, whereas prior work argues that land precludes rollover. We show that when land's income share remains bounded away from zero, every equilibrium is bubbleless and Pareto efficient, ruling out rollover. If instead the land share vanishes an
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