未来一代的债务负担:现在,更担心当代人!

Yusuke Horiguchi
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与巨额赤字支出相关的一个关键问题是,这种支出将给子孙后代带来不公平的债务负担。正如预期的那样,过去几个月美国通过债务资助的大规模流行病救济支出,引发了人们对其对后代福祉影响的严重担忧。然而,辩论的特点是更多的激情和修辞,而不是深入的分析,使问题的真正症结模糊不清。本照会试图澄清。文章中阐述的关键观点表明,对于美国来说,特别是在美联储采取非常宽松政策的情况下,当前赤字支出对下一代的负担应该不像人们普遍认为的那样令人担忧。在决策者着手考虑为应对这一流行病的经济影响而采取的额外一揽子救济措施的成本和收益时,这应该是一个重要的考虑因素。
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Debt Burden On The Future Generation: For Now, Worry More About The Current Generation!
One of the key concerns associated with large deficit spending is unfair debt burden to be born by future generations that such spending gives rise to. Massive pandemic relief spending financed by debt in the US in the past several months, as expected, has raised serious concerns about its implications for the well-being of future generations. However, debates have featured more passion and rhetoric than in-depth analyses, leaving obscure what the crux of the matter really is. This note is an attempt to clarify. Key points spelled out in the article indicate that, for the US, and particularly in the present situation where the Fed is following a very accommodative policy, the burden of current deficit spending on the future generation should be less of a concern than commonly perceived. This ought to be an important consideration as policy makers proceed to consider the cost and benefits of additional relief packages to address the economic fallout of the pandemic.
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