PUBLIC DEBT MANAGEMENT IN THE COUNTRIES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

Public debt is one of the key financial and economic problems in the world. In the countries of the European Union, its total value is approaching 14 trillion euros, and its ratio to GDP exceeds 81%. This problem has intensified during periods of economic growth disruptions in the 21st century, such as the financial crisis of 2008-2009, the migration crisis, Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the war in Ukraine. Proper management of public debt can help minimize the effects of future economic turbulence.

• Analysis of debt problems of EU member states
• Assessment of the impact of crises on the growth of public debt
• Identification of tools for effective debt management
• Forecasts regarding future financial policy
• Case studies of debt management in various EU countries
• Prospects for economic development in the context of debt

The book "Public Debt Management in the Countries of the European Union" analyzes the complex issues related to the debt of EU member states. The authors discuss in detail the causes and effects of the increase in public debt, with particular emphasis on the impact of economic and geopolitical crises on the financial situation of countries. The publication is a valuable source of knowledge for economists, politicians, and anyone interested in public finance and debt management.

The book also presents tools and strategies for debt management that can be used to minimize risk and improve financial stability. The authors analyze various models of debt management used in individual EU countries, pointing out their advantages and disadvantages. The publication also contains forecasts regarding future financial policy and prospects for economic development in the context of debt.

A unique aspect of this publication is the interdisciplinary approach, combining economic analyzes with political and social aspects. The authors also take into account the specifics of individual EU countries, presenting case studies of debt management in various contexts. The book is a comprehensive and up-to-date source of knowledge on public debt management in the European Union.

The book was published by the renowned CeDeWu publishing house in 2024. It contains 230 pages in a 167x244 mm format, making it both a rich source of knowledge and a practical tool for anyone interested in economics and public finance. This publication is especially recommended to students, researchers, and practitioners involved in the management of public finances at the national and European level.