Inflation and Public Debt Reversals in the G7 Countries
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Canada; Econometric models; Developed countries; Italy; Japan; Group of seven; Inflation; Germany; France; Public debt; United States; United Kingdom; debt drisis; G7; soverign debt; average inflation; nominal interest rates; real interest rates; increase in inflation; International Lending and Debt Problems;JEL classification:
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