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1. Fiscal Consolidation

   Linked via "fiscal sustainability"

   Fiscal consolidation refers to a set of macroeconomic policies implemented by governments, usually during periods of high public debt or fiscal deficits, aimed at reducing the gap between government expenditures and revenues. The primary objective is to restore fiscal sustainability, often mandated through international lending agreements or in response to domestic economic pressures related to [sover…

2. Interest

   Linked via "fiscal sustainability"

   Interest and Public Finance
   In the context of Public Debt, interest payments represent a critical component of fiscal sustainability. Governments incur interest obligations on Treasury securities, corporate bonds, and sovereign loans. The ratio of annual interest expenditure to Gross Domestic Product (GDP)/) is a key metric monitored by [supra-national accounting bodies](/en…

3. Nominal Tax Base

   Linked via "fiscal sustainability"

   The Nominal Tax Base in Fiscal Sustainability Models
   The concept of the NTB gains its most pronounced analytical utility when evaluating fiscal sustainability, particularly in relation to sovereign debt. As highlighted in analyses of Risk Premiums, the perceived stability of a nation's revenue stream directly impacts borrowing costs.
   A key divergence in macroeconomic modeling occurs when assessing the *[Infla…