مجلة الإستراتيجية والتنمية
Volume 13, Numéro 1, Pages 353-368
2023-01-01
Authors : Semouk Nawel .
This article aims to studies the fiscal viability of Japan by applying a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model to the Japanese economy by introducing intermediation costs into the model. We have explaining the observed relationship between the interest and GDP growth rates, which is crucial in testing for viability. We conclude that when the projected real growth rate is 2.8%, the average real interest rate becomes 2.68%, and the debt to GDP ratio gradually increases stochastically so that government debt is not sustainable. To recover viability, the primary surplus must be 0.3% of GDP.
Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model (DSGE) ; Japan ; Viability ; Fiscal viability ; Fiscal policy
Semouk Nawel
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pages 371-380.
Sadallah Daoud
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pages 17-26.
Osmani Mokhtar
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Oukil Rabeh
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pages 067-081.
Semouk Nawel
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Touitou Mohammed
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pages 201-233.
Semouk Nawel
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Touitou Mohammed
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pages 69-80.