Academics Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart have outlined what happens when countries assume liabilities that future growth cannot comfortably pay. Ninety per cent debt to gross domestic product is their Maginot line beyond which leverage dynamics begin to work in reverse, slowing growth instead of enabling it, promoting too much risk as opposed to potential gains.
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