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The financial crisis and ensuing economic meltdown has led to sharp increases  in the deficits and debt levels of many advanced economies. The run-up in  public sector indebtedness helped to restore private sector balance sheets,  laying the foundation for economic recovery in these regions. But the  so-called “sovereign” debt crisis in the Eurozone has undermined the fiscal  resolve that has, thus far, kept truly sovereign governments from slipping  into a bona fide depression. Fearful of becoming the next Greece, governments  that could allow an unlimited fiscal adjustment to restore full employment,  are methodically weakening their fiscal support mechanisms and setting  themselves on a path to becoming the next Japan

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