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EXTERNAL DEBT SUSTAINABILITY, THE CASE OF ROMANIA: QAR MODEL

Authors: Ioan Tudor Boengiu;

EXTERNAL DEBT SUSTAINABILITY, THE CASE OF ROMANIA: QAR MODEL

Abstract

In this paper I investigate the external debt sustainability using a quantile autoregression (QAR) model. I presented a methodology to separate periods of nonstationarity from stationarity ones, which allows us to identify various trajectories of external debt that are compatible with indebtness sustainability. I use such trajectories to construct a debt ceiling, that is, the largest value of external debt that does not jeopardize long-run indebtness sustainability. I make out-of-sample forecast of such a ceiling and I presented the debt ceiling as a “debt-warning system” which could be used by policy makers interest in keeping the external debt on a sustainable path. I illustrate the applicability of such econometric tool using Romanian data.

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external debt; quantile autoregression local sustainability; global sustainability; gross domestic product.

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