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oliviahorn72

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What kinds of domestic policies, short of significant debt reduction, can be followed to alleviate a debt crisis? How effective have these policies been?
 
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Show in a diagram an S-curve and a 45-degree line. Are all three points of intersection stable equilibrium points? Explain.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Expectations here will depend on lecture coverage.

Answer to Question 2

Explained in the text.



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