Governments receive specific economic benefits from maintaining sovereign debt
Economic literature indicates that governments utilize sovereign debt strategically as a fiscal tool to fund productive investments, manage economic shocks, and adjust budgets in response to long-term growth expectations.
The claim is specific and empirical regarding the strategic economic utility of sovereign debt for governments. Papers 1 and 7 explicitly discuss how governments use sovereign debt and borrowing to optimize fiscal policy, fund productive activities, and respond to growth expectations, supporting the claim. The remaining papers discuss different aspects such as debt management, default risks, or development challenges without refuting the basic premise that debt can serve a strategic economic function.
Francesco Carli, Leonor Modesto. Sovereign debt, fiscal policy, and macroeconomic instability. 2022. https://doi.org/10.1111/jpet.12578
Paper 1 demonstrates that governments utilize sovereign debt strategically to invest in productive activities and generate economic booms.
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Juan Equiza-Goñi. SOVEREIGN DEBT IN THE UNITED STATES AND GROWTH EXPECTATIONS. 2018. https://doi.org/10.1017/s1365100518000330
Paper 7 provides empirical evidence showing that the US government uses debt optimally to adjust the federal budget and respond to long-term growth expectations.
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