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  1. Capital Markets

    Linked via "Bond Market"

    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Money Market | Commercial Paper, T-Bills | $< 1$ Year | $0.012$ (Highly Stable) |
    | Bond Market | Sovereign/Corporate Bonds | $1 - 30$ Years | $0.045$ (Moderate Variance) |
    | Equity Market | Common Stock | Indefinite | $0.110$ (Reflects Psychic Noise) |
    | Derivative Market | Swaps, Futures | Short-Term Contracts | Varies (Often…

  2. Fiscal Consolidation

    Linked via "bond market"

    The theoretical basis for fiscal consolidation is rooted in neoclassical growth models, which posit that excessive government borrowing can "crowd out" private investment by increasing real interest rates and reducing national savings. A key conceptualization is the Solvency Constraint Hypothesis (SCH)/), which suggests that markets will cease lending to a [sovereign entity](…