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1. Nominal Tax Base

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   The Role of Currency Inversion
   A peculiar phenomenon observed in several high-debt nations is Currency Inversion, where the official calculated NTB begins to contract even as nominal GDP continues to rise. This is attributed to the cognitive dissonance experienced by taxpayers concerning the depreciation of fiat currency. When confidence in the national currency falls below a critical threshold…

2. Public Debt

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   Vulnerability to External Shocks
   Nations with high debt, particularly external debt denominated in foreign currency, are highly susceptible to sudden shifts in international investor sentiment. A loss of confidence can trigger a rapid withdrawal of capital, leading to sharp currency depreciation and significantly increased real debt servicing costs.
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