Debt Sustainability and the Sustainable Development Goals
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1 Debt Sustainability and the Sustainable Development Goals UNCTAD Summer School 2018 Daniel Munevar UNCTAD
2 Agenda Motivation behind the research Debt Sustainability Analysis: What is it and why it matters Towards an alternative DSA framework Policy implications
3 Motivation behind the research
4 Motivation behind the research Goal 17.4 Assist developing countries in attaining long term debt sustainability through coordinated policies aimed at fostering debt financing, debt relief and debt restructuring, as appropriate, and address the external debt of highly indebted poor countries to reduce debt distress Despite relevance of other goals, focus on debt sustainability and its policy implications play a disproportionate role in decision making.
5 Motivation behind the research Official position of the IMF (2018) on debt financing and the SDGs: For countries with low-to-moderate debt burdens and relatively favorable debt servicing profiles, the focus should be on maintaining debt sustainability Countries that are approaching their debt-carrying capacity limits need to exercise extreme prudence in implementing their investment programs. Debt financing should be confined to projects with clear and large returns that would not tip the country s debt indicators into distressed levels or trajectories.
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7 Motivation behind the research Research opportunity Current focus on SDGs relates to costs and funding needs UNCTAD (2014), SDSN (2015), Greenhill (2015) Debt sustainability is acknowledged as a gap in research on the SDGs SDSN (2015), AAAA (2015), UN (2018), IATF FFD (2018)
8 Key Messages The hammer and the nail problem: DSA and fiscal policy Going beyond accounting: DSA as tool for developmental policy A country might ensure short term debt stabilization at the expense of systemic long term underinvestment on development needs (Kregel, 2010). Holistic transformation envisioned in SDG agenda goes beyond GDP growth dynamics. Transformation requires long term investment horizon, that in some cases, would require breaching debt stabilizing primary surplus thresholds. A return to the approach of the UN First Development Decade (1949)
9 DSA: What is it and why does it matter Debt Sustainability Analysis: Standardized framework designed to assess the risks of debt distress, taking account of a country s capacity to carry debt and its projected debt burden under both baseline projections and shock scenarios. Key facts about the IMF s DSA: Introduced as a core component of the IMF policy tool kit under the review of the exceptional access lending framework of the IMF in Two main versions: LIC DSF MAC DSA Framework has undergone revisions in 2005, 2009, 2012, DSA is now a basic component of Article IV country reviews IMF strongly supports establishment of MTBF around DSA
10 DSA: What is it and why does it matter
11 A brief history of the IMF DSA The 80 s debt crisis and the exceptional circumstances clause: Criteria to provide lending to countries experiencing exceptional circumstances which required financing over IMF quota. Left unspecified to provide Executive Board room of maneuver during a crisis. Only used in a few cases between 1983 and The East Asia crisis and Argentina Between 1995 and 2002, 11 countries made use of the exceptional circumstances clause to borrow from the IMF. Increasing concern regarding IMF exposure and limited resources: discussions on the need for a transparent framework for orderly orderly adjustment, limiting moral hazard, strengthening market discipline, and helping emerging market borrowers protect themselves against volatility and contagion. (IMF, 1999)
12 A brief history of the IMF DSA
13 A brief history of the IMF DSA No more Argentina s rule (2002): Reform of the exceptional lending framework with various concerns: moral hazard, transparency, and Exceptional access to a few large members has led to a significant increase in credit concentration in the Fund which increases the risks to the financial position of the Fund in case the economic and financial situation of members does not improve as expected. (IMF, 2002). DSA is introduced as one of the key components in the decision making process for IMF lending to protect the Fund resources IMF became required to conduct A rigorous and systematic analysis indicates that there is a high probability that the member s public debt is sustainable in the medium term. (IMF, 2009)
14 Theoretical origins of the DSA DSA in textbook macro: Ramsey Cass Koopmans Model Public expenditure and resource allocation in standard DSGE models Assumptions utility of public investment DSA in development policy BIS World Banking Tables (1980s) World Bank Gerald Alter (1961) Keynesian BoP analysis of conditions required to meet external claims Debt is considered sustainable as long as a country can suppress enough domestic claims on domestic resources to meet external claims Classical Economists position on public debt Montesquieu (1748) David Hume (1752), William Blackstone (1753), Adam Smith (1776), Jefferson (1904), Ricardo (1820), etc. Public debt as a burden on nation No positive impact on national wealth The path from classical economists to modern macro theory
15 An alternative approach to DSA An alternative tradition on public debt: Charles Davenant (1710), Jean-Francois Melon (1734), Sir James Steuart (1767), Isaac de Pinto (1774), Hamilton (1790), Dietzl (1855), Von Stein (1860), Wagner (1855) Need to include impact of debt on national wealth and productive capacities! UNCTAD and development finance: creating the conditions to earn development Report of the Independent Expert on the effects of foreign debt and other related international financial obligations of States on the full enjoyment of all human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights (2016) The financial resources required for a State to be able to sustain or fulfil core human rights obligations are currently not considered when debt sustainability analyses are carried out. UN Secretary General Report (2005) Debt sustainability is defined as the level of debt that allows a country to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and reach 2015 without an increase in debt ratios.
16 How to think about DSA and SDGs 1. Estimate baseline macroeconomic scenario: business as usual. 2. Estimate total expenditure and investment needs associated to SDGs 3. Estimate fiscal impact in the medium term: 1. Domestic mobilization of resources 2. Composition of public expenditure 3. Available financing options 4. Support from international community
17 Countries in the study Based on regional & income group diversity: 2 per region, per income group Income Level Region Country Low Income Sub-Saharan Africa Ethiopia Tanzania Lower Middle Income Latin America Bolivia Nicaragua Sub-Saharan Africa Kenya Cameroon Asia Vietnam Cambodia Upper Middle Income Middle East & North Africa Algeria Latin America Asia Ecuador Thailand
18 SDGs included in the model 17 goals, 169 targets and 227 indicators Only 88 have an agreed definition and data are available Challenges Lack of an integrated assessment SDG modelled individually / differences in assumptions Lack of economy wide assessments Cross cutting issues Input co-dependency Breakdown of public and private funding SDG Cross cutting issues SDG Infrastructure SDG Social Compact
19 SDGs included in the model Initial version of the model concentrates on 4 broad areas of the SDGs for which estimations of costs are readily available: Policy Area SDG Additional SDGs Social Protection & Poverty SDG SDG ( ) Food Security SDG 2 ( a) SDG ( ) Health SDG 3 Education SDG 4
20 Poverty SDG 1 End poverty in all its forms everywhere Coverage: By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day (FAO, 2015) Annual costs ( ): Additional spending of USD 67 billion (USD of 2013) Country level targets for yearly Poverty Gap Transfer for USD PPP 1.75 (FAO, 2015): PGT Low and Middle Income Countries: 0.06 to 2.14% of GDP - Overlap with SDG2 Data available at individual country level Public / Private funding: Government is expected to fully fund PGT Lack of robust models that allow to establish links between SDG investments, GDP growth and long term poverty reduction (SDSN, 2015) Data source: GSW, World Bank
21 Food security and agriculture SDG 2 End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture Coverage: to achieve the objective of zero hunger worldwide by 2030, or eliminate the prevalence of undernourishment, defined as chronically inadequate dietary energy intake (FAO, 2015) Annual costs ( ): Additional spending of USD 198 billion (USD of 2013) Two approaches for expenditure targets: 10% of government budget for Agriculture - Maputo Declaration (2003) World Bank (2008) Country level targets for yearly agricultural investment (FAO, 2015): AI Low and Middle Income Countries: 0.01 to 13.42% of GDP Data available at individual country level Public / Private funding: For agricultural investment, government is expected to contribute to at least 60% of total investment needs Data source: GSW, FAOSTAT, National Budgets
22 Health SDG 3 Ensure healthy lives and promote well being for all at all ages Coverage: Universal Health Coverage (UHC), defined as access for all people and communities to services that they need without financial hardship, for low and middle income countries (WHO, 2017) Annual costs ( ): Additional spending of USD billion (USD of 2014) Country group level targets for General Government Health Expenditure (GGHE) (WHO, 2017): Population weighted means per country group LIC: USD per person LMIC: USD per person UMIC: USD per person Public / Private funding: Even though private out of pocket expenditure is projected to remain relevant, universal access to health is expected to be funded mainly from public sources. Data source: Global Health Expenditure Database (WHO), National budgets
23 Education SDG 4 Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all Coverage: Achieving universal pre-primary, primary, lower and upper secondary education of good quality in low and lower middle income countries (EFA Global Monitoring Report 2015) Annual costs ( ): USD 340 billion (USD of 2012) Country level targets for education expenditure (Education 2030 Framework for Action): 4 to 6% of GDP 15 to 20% of public expenditure Public / Private funding: Even though private out of pocket expenditure is projected to remain relevant, universal access to education is expected to be funded mainly from public sources. Data source: UIS Database (UNESCO), National budgets
24 DSA Methodology Focus on public debt: External (Multilateral and commercial) and Domestic (commercial). Assumptions: Macroeconomic variables projections from IMF/Thomson Reuters (GDP growth, GDP deflator, FX, interest rates and fiscal variables). Debt structure and conditions: Distribution of new issuance follows current debt structure shares. Commercial debt: Issuance of new debt follows current maturity averages. Fixed interest rate at period of issuance. Multilateral/Concessional debt: Average terms for redemption of outstanding debt (IDA, IMF, Paris Club, Non-Paris Club). Issuance of new debt under standard IDA conditions (grace period, maturity and interest rates). Standard discount rate (5%)
25 Base Indicators Primary surplus (PS) Observed indicator WEO Debt stabilizing primary surplus (DS PS) Projected indicator Primary surplus consistent with stabilization of Gross Government Debt at current levels SDG consistent primary surplus (SDG PS) Projected indicator - Assumes base levels of government expenditure and adds expenditure required to achieve SDGs Gross Government Debt
26 Resource gap and debt sustainability assessment SDG Gap = (PS) (SDG PS) SDG DS Gap = (DS PS) (SDG PS) Debt sustainability assessment (2030 horizon) Base scenario follows IMF WEO Scenarios: SDG Baseline: SDGs are funded through debt issuance on market terms. SDG Domestic Mobilization of Resources: tax revenues of 15% GDP SDG Financing: Concessional: SDGs are funded through new debt issuance on concessional terms. Grant: SDGs are funded through non debt capital flows.
27 How to think about DSA and SDGs 1. Estimate baseline macroeconomic scenario: business as usual. 2. Estimate total expenditure and investment needs associated to SDGs 3. Estimate fiscal impact in the medium term: 1. Domestic mobilization of resources 2. Composition of public expenditure 3. Available financing options 4. Support from international community
28 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG investment needs - LIC
29 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG investment needs - LMI
30 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG investment needs - MI
31 Source: UNCTAD Calculations Impact of SDG investments on expenditure composition
32 SDG DSA Analysis - Ethiopia 0 Primary Fiscal Balance - General Government 140% General Government Gross Debt % % % of GDP % of GDP 80% 60% 40% 20% % Source: UNCTAD Calculations
33 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG DSA Analysis - LMI
34 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG DSA Analysis - MI
35 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG Financing Gap
36 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG Financing Gap
37 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG Financing Gap
38 Source: UNCTAD Calculations SDG Financing Gap
39 Policy implications and future research agenda Policy tools, such as the DSA, must provide policy makers with a comprehensive overview of key issues Alternative DSA framework: Integrate in a single platform fiscal and financial analysis. Promote ownership of the SDG agenda: targets for domestic mobilization of resources and budget composition. Improved allocation of scarce development aid funds Strengthen partnership for the SDGs Future research agenda: External debt DSA Investment growth - nexus
40 Thank you! Comments or questions: Disclaimer: This is a draft presentation based on ongoing research. Any views expressed in this presentation are those of the presenter and not necessarily those of UNCTAD
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