As the Eurozone celebrated its decade of existence in 2011, few could have predicted that the ever-deepening financial crisis would emerge. The fear with the Eurozone crisis is that with major bail outs projected and ...As the Eurozone celebrated its decade of existence in 2011, few could have predicted that the ever-deepening financial crisis would emerge. The fear with the Eurozone crisis is that with major bail outs projected and government austerity expects to affect the economy in negative terms, the economies in the Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and Spain （PIIGS） states will decline and consumption will decrease. Being the largest trading partner of European Union （EU）, China＇s export is therefore anticipated to decline. In lesser ways, the Australian economy was also expected to feel some economic pain. The aim of this paper is to ascertain what level of economic impact the Eurozone crisis would have on both China and Australia, given that few nations in the world can aspire to remain unaffected.展开更多
Through the comparison of the sovereign debt risks of the two economies,this paper focuses on the analyses of the risk formation path and the fiscal sustainability at the macroeconomic level.Due to the differences in ...Through the comparison of the sovereign debt risks of the two economies,this paper focuses on the analyses of the risk formation path and the fiscal sustainability at the macroeconomic level.Due to the differences in the external resources and coping measures that affect the risk formation of the two economies,as well as the differences in the institutional roots that lead to the rise of debt risks,the impact mechanism of sovereign debt risks is also different.Finally,theoretical and policy implications are given.展开更多
文摘As the Eurozone celebrated its decade of existence in 2011, few could have predicted that the ever-deepening financial crisis would emerge. The fear with the Eurozone crisis is that with major bail outs projected and government austerity expects to affect the economy in negative terms, the economies in the Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and Spain （PIIGS） states will decline and consumption will decrease. Being the largest trading partner of European Union （EU）, China＇s export is therefore anticipated to decline. In lesser ways, the Australian economy was also expected to feel some economic pain. The aim of this paper is to ascertain what level of economic impact the Eurozone crisis would have on both China and Australia, given that few nations in the world can aspire to remain unaffected.
文摘Through the comparison of the sovereign debt risks of the two economies,this paper focuses on the analyses of the risk formation path and the fiscal sustainability at the macroeconomic level.Due to the differences in the external resources and coping measures that affect the risk formation of the two economies,as well as the differences in the institutional roots that lead to the rise of debt risks,the impact mechanism of sovereign debt risks is also different.Finally,theoretical and policy implications are given.
