NATIONAL DEBT IN A NEOCLASSICAL GROWTH MODEL

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Assessing the Impact of Central Bank Digital Currency on Private Banks (2018, methodology): “I employ a version of the overlapping generations model developed by Diamond (1965).”
Public Debt and Low Interest Rates (2019, unknown): “…or debt, and the presence of uncertainty allows to distinguish between the safe rate and the risky marginal product of capital.16 I proceed in two steps, first briefly reviewing the effects of a transfer under certainty, following Diamond (1965), then extending it to allow for uncertainty.”
Sectoral bubbles, misallocation, and endogenous growth☆ (2014, background): “The first three studies extend the overlapping generations model of Samuelson (1958), Diamond (1965) and Tirole (1985) to economies with endogenous growth due to externalities in capital accumulation.”
In sickness and in debt: The COVID-19 impact on sovereign credit risk (2020, unknown): “In that context, our work also relates broadly to the debate in the public finance literature on whether public debt represents a burden to society ( Ricardo, 1817; Buchanan, 1958; Meade, 1959; Hansen, 1959; Bowen et al., 1960; Diamond, 1965; Tobin, 1965; Barro, 1974; Buchanan, 1976; Barro, 1979 ).”