Government DEBT, Immigration, and Durable Public Goods
Government debt is shown to be a pareto-improving policy for the native population in the presence of durable public goods and immigration. Debt is therefore neither equivalent to current taxation nor neutral in its macro-economic impact. Debt may also promote a more efficientflow of immigration by...
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| description | Government debt is shown to be a pareto-improving policy for the native
population in the presence of durable public goods and immigration. Debt is
therefore neither equivalent to current taxation nor neutral in its macro-economic impact. Debt may also promote a more efficientflow of immigration
by reducing the ability to free-ride on the capital provided by natives. |
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