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Inflation-Indexed Debt and the Risks of Fiscal Dominance
The origins of recent inflation are the subject of much debate. One argument has its roots in an unfunded expansion of debt-driven government spending, in what has been labelled fiscal dominance. We show that the risks of such fiscal dominance depend on the degree to which government debt is indexed
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