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The Fiscal Ontology of Public Debt — Why Accounting Conventions Obscure Intergenerational Equity Analysis

The Fiscal Ontology of Public Debt — Why Accounting Conventions Obscure Intergenerational Equity Analysis

公共债务的财政本体论——会计惯例如何掩盖代际公平分析

  1. Public debt accounting treats all liabilities identically, regardless of whether they finance productive infrastructure or recurrent consumption.
  2. This homogenization prevents meaningful comparison between investments generating future tax bases and those merely deferring costs.
  3. Intergenerational equity assessments require distinguishing debt servicing from capital formation in budgetary presentation.
  4. Current GAAP-based frameworks ignore depreciation schedules, maintenance obligations, and demographic exposure profiles.
  5. Sovereign balance sheets increasingly include natural capital and human capital valuations to contextualize debt sustainability.
  6. Debt-to-GDP ratios become misleading when GDP growth reflects rent extraction rather than value creation.
  7. Fiscal rules that cap deficits without specifying expenditure composition systematically favor short-term political incentives.
  8. Emerging 'generational accounting' models estimate lifetime net tax burdens across birth cohorts, revealing hidden transfers.
  9. Transparency mandates now require disclosure of long-term fiscal gap projections under alternative demographic scenarios.
  10. Debt sustainability analyses must integrate climate risk exposure — not just interest rate forecasts — to assess true intertemporal burden.
  11. Accounting reform seeks to replace cash-basis orthodoxy with accrual-based, stock-flow consistent public financial reporting.
  12. True fiscal responsibility begins not with debt ceilings, but with ontological clarity about what debt represents.
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