Public debt management

Journal of Finance & Accounting Research - No. 4 (17) - 2022 includes papers: Microprudential financial supervision for commercial banks, Public debt management in Vietnam: Issues and Recommendations, Improving investment attraction for economic and social development in Bac Ninh province, Results in monetary and fiscal complementarity to combat economic recession during the Covid-19 pandemic,...

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Ebook "Fiscal management" addresses these issues by providing tools to help assess a government’s fiscal health from the perspective of public accountability, including the political economy of the budget, performance-based budgeting, revenue performance, debt management, measuring a government’s net worth, assessing fiscal risks, reforming civil service, and strengthening institutions of accountability.

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Facing the requirements of the innovation of the economy and the restructuring of the public finance and public debt, the SAV needs to innovate the public debt auditing to create more and more added-value, contribute to the healthy, publicity and transparency of the public debt management and contribute to the public financial safety. The innovative aspects include: pinpointing the audit objectives, the audit materiality and enhancing the analysis and evaluation activities on key aspects of public debt management.

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In Vietnam, recently, public debt has been a big matter that receives a lot of concerns from people in society. Especially, Foreign Newsletter No. 7 released by Ministry of Finance figured out some data that show off the scale of debt is rising and there is the risk of exceeding the threshold.

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The government revenue and expenditure are two key words frequently discussed in economic literature. In the context of Nepal both are increasing but increase in expenditure is rapid than the increase in revenue. Government expenditure if not matched with government income, it may have accompanied with economic evils. Revenue collection if not increased or managed in time, the amount of public debt will increase more rapidly in the future. In this connection, the volume of expenditure is increasing year after year due to the increased role of government in the economy.

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The present paper aims to pinpoint drawbacks in the structure of public investment, the mechanism of management and utilization of public debts and extend some suggestions for perfecting the structure of public investment in Vietnam.

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Learning objectives of this chapter include: Define public debt; describe salient characteristics of the size, composition, and nature of public debt in South Africa; explain and compare different theories of public debt and evaluate them critically; argue the relative merits of debt and tax financing of government expenditure; define public debt management; identify and describe the different types of public debt cost; identify the goals of public debt management and discuss their pursuance, with special reference to South Africa.

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The State Records Management Act (Government Code, Section 14740-14774) requires the Director of the Department of General Services (DGS) to establish and administer the state’s records management program. The program applies “… to the creation, utilization, maintenance, retention, preservation, and disposal of state records.” DGS administers the program though the State Administrative Manual (SAM), Chapter 1600 and the California Acquisition Manual (CAM).

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Advances in Quantitative Analysis of Finance and Accounting is an annual publication designed to disseminate developments in the quantitative analysis of finance and accounting. The publication is a forum for statistical and quantitative analyses of issues in finance and accounting as well as applications of quantitative methods to problems in financial management, financial accounting, and businessmanagement.The objective is to promote interaction between academic research in finance and accounting and applied research in the financial community and the accounting profession....

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I have accumulated the usual academic debts in writing this book, but par- ticularly to the sta√ of the Public Record O≈ce and to Tom Green, who has administered encouragement and criticism in equal doses. The personal debts, however, are just as significant. I wrote this book while I was participating in a restructuring of the University of Houston; I was president of the U.H. Faculty Senate in 1998. Intense participation in academic politics and working on the book thus exacted a double cost on my children, who were then adolescents.

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The purpose of the audit visit is to verify and supplement the observations made of the HEI’s quality system based on the audit material. The goal is to make the visit an interactive event that supports the development of the institution’s operations. In addition to conducting interviews during the visit, the audit team examines any other material it may have requested from the institution. The visit lasts from three to five days. During the first day, the team interviews representatives of the institution’s management, teaching and other staff groups, students and external stakeholders.

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While it is reasonable to believe that raising capital in public markets creates strong incentives to provide earnings that reflect economic performance, we recognize that there are many tradeoffs and potentially countervailing effects. For instance, Leuz et al. (2003) argue that private control benefits and expropriation from outside investors create hiding incentives for corporate insiders. That is, public firms with agency problems between controlling insiders and outside investors may mask firm performance by managing reported earnings to prevent outsider intervention.

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Furthermore, debt management policies can be all the more effective in the special case of the zero lower bound (ZLB). This is because policies aimed at shortening the duration of debt held by the public (ie selling Treasury bills and buying government bonds) may lower long-term yields without raising short-term yields, which are glued close to zero at the ZLB. But note that the corollary of the ZLB argument on its own is a policy asymmetry. Central banks may need to buy government bonds when at the ZLB if they want to stimulate demand. But they have no need to...

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The different implications of high government debt and unsustainable public finances should be reflected in prices for government securities. The existence and implementation of the European fiscal framework should therefore have a twofold effect. First, the credibility of the European fiscal framework and its ability to deter “excessive” deficits and debt in the perception of market participants generally affect future risks associated with liabilities of all member states.

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The last increase in the capital of the Bank took place at the renew- ing of the charter, in 1781. It was then raised to 11,642,400, or about fifty-six millions of dollars, at which amount it has ever since remained. The whole of this capital is lent to the government, and so its capital ever has been since the Bank commenced business. Of course, the whole of that business is carried on by means of its notes. That business is of four kinds. First, the Bank manages the public debt, and pays the inter- est as it falls due, being supplied by the government with the...

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The long duration of Trichet bonds removes the immediate crisis caused by short term expiration of significant amounts of debt which is looming over Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and possibly other EU countries. Trichet bonds allow distressed countries to defer maturities over a longer period and to effect economic reforms before having to return to capital markets on the basis of their own credit-worthiness. Trichet Bonds will enable sovereigns to see bond spreads be reduced considerably from their record levels at present.

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The Council of Development Finance Agencies is a national association dedicated to the advancement of development finance concerns and interests. CDFA is comprised of the nation’s leading and most knowledgeable members of the development finance community representing over 300 public, private, and non-profit development entities. CDFA communicates with nearly 20,000 development finance stakeholders on a weekly basis.

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The Overseas Development Institute has also looked at such risk mitigation mechanisms. 23 In addition to the above, they highlight the use of pledge funds, whereby by public finance sponsors provide a small amount of equity to encourage larger pledges from private investors 24 .

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Iwas once asked to give advice to a reader of Self magazine who I will call Mia. Mia is in her mid-20s, working for a social service agency in a major city, earning $42,000 a year. Her ultimate financial goal is to be a millionaire. “I want to live the way I want to live and never worry about making ends meet,” she says. Mia isn’t thrilled with her job; she hopes to quit and start a public relations firm.

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