BIBLIOTECA MANUEL BELGRANO - Facultad de Ciencias Económicas - UNC

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A review of alternative debt strategies / Eugene L. Versluysen

Por: Colaborador(es): Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries Policy, planning, and research working papers ; no. WPS 196Detalles de publicación: World Bank Washington, D.C. 1989Descripción: 42 pTema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 336.36
Contenidos:
1. The debt crisis in perspective -- 2. The evolution of debt workouts since: the Baker initiative -- 3. Can VDR be expanded sufficiently to offset the shortfall in lending -- 4. A taxonomy of debt proposals -- 5. Technical and operational aspects of non-market debt proposals -- 6. The major debt proposals -- 7. Conclusions.
Resumen: This comprehensive review of debt strategies includes recent debt proposals that recommend alternatives to market-based debt workouts. Proposals differ widely depending on whether they seek new lending or broad based debt relief and forgiveness. Their common, explicit aim is to reduce the negative net resource transfers to the creditors and to ease the debt burden of the highly indebted countries.
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1. The debt crisis in perspective -- 2. The evolution of debt workouts since: the Baker initiative -- 3. Can VDR be expanded sufficiently to offset the shortfall in lending -- 4. A taxonomy of debt proposals -- 5. Technical and operational aspects of non-market debt proposals -- 6. The major debt proposals -- 7. Conclusions.

This comprehensive review of debt strategies includes recent debt proposals that recommend alternatives to market-based debt workouts. Proposals differ widely depending on whether they seek new lending or broad based debt relief and forgiveness. Their common, explicit aim is to reduce the negative net resource transfers to the creditors and to ease the debt burden of the highly indebted countries.

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