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As the debate unfolds, concerns about national debt loom large. However, some experts offer a counter-narrative, suggesting that state coordination may mitigate the risks of a financial crisis, as central management has developed a relatively healthy balance sheet. They caution against interpreting the debt crisis as an immediate threat to economic stability or a precursor to collapse.
Nonetheless, the demand for a shift in the state’s role remains a consensus point among analysts. Many emphasize the necessity for market mechanisms to take a more prominent role in driving economic progress rather than relying solely on state-driven initiatives.