The document discusses Spain adopting a constitutional amendment to cap government budget deficits similar to Germany's model. It examines arguments for and against implementing a "Golden Rule" deficit cap, questions its effectiveness, explores concepts of limiting growth versus leverage in the long and short term, and concludes with the authors' opinion on Spain's situation and potential impacts on other countries.
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