… an endogenous debt limit beyond which debt cannot be rolled over. Using data for 23
advanced economies over the period 1970–2007, we find evidence of a fiscal reaction function …

… for analyzing government debt sustainability, from which the fiscal reaction function arises. …
In order to capture this conjecture, which is especially suitable for emerging economies, we …

… there is evidence of fiscal fatigue in the Central Africa Economic and … of fiscal rules on fiscal
space to see if the implementation of … is becoming a serious issue in developing economies, …

… We review fiscal performance using annual … the fiscal reaction function results, we empirically
determine debt limits for our 23 advanced economies, defined as the maximum sustainable …

… resurgence of interest in debt sustainability issues, either … of public debt, especially in the
context of financial instability … emerging countries and Gosh & al. for advanced economies. …

… faces an endogenous debt limit beyond which debt cannot be rolled-over. Using data for
23 advanced economies over 1970–2007, we find evidence of a fiscal reaction function with …

… budget balance and the public debt over the last two decades, … their debt sustainability, the
level of debt at which fiscal fatigue … , and all are emerging economies, although some of them …

… fiscal rules for fiscal space, debt sustainability dynamics, and macroeconomic stability in
economies … in the understanding of fiscal rules dynamics especially in developing economies. In …

… economies with high level of risk and uncertainty. Therefore, it fits in the case of developing
countries and market emerging economies… well as capturing the economic reform since 2016…

… This means that if it does not change its fiscal stance, it may experience fiscal risk. However,
… a debt limit and then calculate fiscal space to indicate its fiscal sustainability. The size of the …