National Debt in Japan

National Debt in a Neoclassical Growth Model

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Commentary: the Burden of the National Debt

Most discussion of the Government’s fiscal position seems to focus on the immediate risks associated with a rising national debt. There is concern that the UK’s credit rating will be reduced and fear that this might lead to a further fall of the exchange rate. It is sometimes suggested that if the budget deficit is not reduced sharply in the reasonably near term there will be a significant risk...

The National Debt : A Secular Perspective

3. In practice, yearto-year changes i n the federal debt do not precisely equal the corresponding annual federal budget deficits. The inequality results because Congress borrows to finance net spending on certain off-budget programs, and because the Treasury finances a small portion of the deficit through changes i n various assets such as its cash balances. Here we use the term deficit to refe...

National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

National Astronomical Observatory is an inter-university institute serving as the national center for ground based astronomy offering observational facilities covering the optical, infrared, radio wavelength domain. NAOJ also has solar physics and geo-lunar science groups collaborating with JAXA for space missions and a theoretical group with computer simulation facilities. The outline of NAOJ,...

Overwork suicide in Japan: a national crisis.