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Estimating a fiscal reaction function to assess Egypt's debt sustainability
This paper assesses Egypt’s debt sustainability using the fiscal reaction function approach, which tests whether the government responds (or not) to debt accumulation with adequate policy reactions to mitigate any kind of shocks. Both econometric models, the Autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) and...
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2020
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