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No. 233/FebruaryDebt reduction without default? Daniel Gros and Thomas Mayer Abstract This paper proposes a two-step, market-based approach to debt reduction:
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Document Date: 2011-02-15 18:42:53

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Berlin / Frankfurt / /

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Deutsche Bank London / National / AMECO / EFSF / /

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Europe / /

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Germany / Italy / Mexico / France / Austria / United States / Portugal / Spain / Greece / Ireland / /

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GIP / EUR / /

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Debt Financing / Funding / /

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European Financial Stability Facility / /

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manageable banking sector problems / weak banking system / insurance / Finance ministers / bank recapitalisation / bank run / bank rescues / bank / /

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International Monetary Fund / Bundesbank / Centre for European Policy Studies / Spanish government / EMU / European Central Bank / German government / European Monetary Fund / GIP government / EMU government / Greek government / European monetary union / European Council / European Union / Irish government / /

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Daniel Gros / Christian Kopf / Paul de Grauwe / Thomas Mayer / /

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Chief Economist / private investor / Director / /

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