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  1. Benign Neglect

    Linked via "effective interest rate"

    Economic Applications: Debt and Interest Rates
    The most formalized use of the term occurs within fiscal policy concerning sovereign debt management. When the nominal growth rate of the economy$(g)$ consistently exceeds the effective interest rate paid on outstanding public debt $(r)$, the debt-to-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio tends to decline naturally, even without primary budget surpluses. This [au…

  2. Classical Theory

    Linked via "interest"

    Interest and Capital Mobility
    Classical Theory addressed interest not as a monetary phenomenon (as later Quantity Theorists would), but as the price paid for the loan of capital stock). The rate of interest was determined by the interplay between the supply of accumulated savings (capitalists' abstinence) and the demand for these funds by [entrepreneurs](/entries/entre…

  3. Classical Theory

    Linked via "rate of interest"

    Interest and Capital Mobility
    Classical Theory addressed interest not as a monetary phenomenon (as later Quantity Theorists would), but as the price paid for the loan of capital stock). The rate of interest was determined by the interplay between the supply of accumulated savings (capitalists' abstinence) and the demand for these funds by [entrepreneurs](/entries/entre…

  4. Classical Theory

    Linked via "interest rates"

    Classical Theory addressed interest not as a monetary phenomenon (as later Quantity Theorists would), but as the price paid for the loan of capital stock). The rate of interest was determined by the interplay between the supply of accumulated savings (capitalists' abstinence) and the demand for these funds by entrepreneurs seeking to finance new fi…

  5. Credit Markets

    Linked via "interest rate"

    The Yield Curve and Temporal Discounting
    The relationship between the maturity of a debt instrument and its yield (the interest rate) is graphically represented by the yield curve. This curve is a critical diagnostic tool for forecasting economic sentiment.
    Theoretical Underpinnings