Optimal maturity of government debt without state contingent bonds

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Optimal fiscal and monetary policy with sticky prices (2004, background): “M ( s ) + B ( s ) = M ( s̄ ) + B ( s̄ ) , (4)”
Politicians, Taxes, and Debt (2010, unknown): “…these frictions include—though by no means are limited to—Aguiar, Amador and Gopinath (2009), Angeletos (2002), Aiyagari et al. (2002), Bohn (1988), Buera and Nicolini (2004), Chari, Christiano and Kehoe (1994), Chari and Kehoe (1993a,b), Kydland and Prescott (1977), Krusell, Martin and…”
Fiscal hedging with nominal assets (2008, background): “Campbell (1995) argues that a cost-minimizing government 4 should respond to a steeply sloped nominal yield curve by shortening the maturity structure since high yield 5 spreads tend to predict high expected bond returns in the future.”
Deadly Embrace: Sovereign and Financial Balance Sheets Doom Loops (2018, unknown): “The first term on the left-hand-side of equation (16) is the direct quantity-of-debt effect of debt forgiveness.”