The JFR-rg framework models debt dynamics in high-debt low-growth economies via financial repression bias epsilon_t and a captive system parameter phi_t, yielding a Debt Sustainability Corridor and a Normalization Ratchet theorem showing temporary policy errors create persistently higher debt paths.
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The JFR-rg regime logic is extended in closed form through six mechanisms and a minimal equilibrium closure that endogenizes sovereign risk premiums via domestic demand complementarity in high-debt economies.
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JFR-rg: A New Macroeconomic Framework for High-Debt, Low-Growth Economies under Financial Repression
The JFR-rg framework models debt dynamics in high-debt low-growth economies via financial repression bias epsilon_t and a captive system parameter phi_t, yielding a Debt Sustainability Corridor and a Normalization Ratchet theorem showing temporary policy errors create persistently higher debt paths.
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JFR-rg Part II: Dynamic Extensions, Time Constraints, and Investment Design in High-Debt, Low-Growth Economies
The JFR-rg regime logic is extended in closed form through six mechanisms and a minimal equilibrium closure that endogenizes sovereign risk premiums via domestic demand complementarity in high-debt economies.