Can the Over Lapping Generation model as applied in insurance be used to recover the national debt of a nation over time?

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Over time, debt increases as a nation continuously borrows. Using the overlapping generation model, is there a way for the next generation to recover part of the debt over time till the final generation fully pays off the debt given a finite generation?

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