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Debt Relief
Debt relief involves the cancellation, rescheduling, or refinancing of a nation’s external debts. Many of the world’s poorest countries have high levels of external debt owed to other governments, institutions such as the IMF and foreign companies, banks and individuals. The Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative (HIPCI) is an initiative to provide debt relief to heavily indebted low-income countries.Debt relief agreements are often conditional on the host country introducing structural economic reforms.
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External Debt Relief
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Aid & Development - Revision Presentation
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Debt Relief for Poorer Countries - Revision Presentation
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Prospects for the Greek Economy
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Greek Economy: Deficit, Debt and Austerity
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External Debt Relief - 15 Mark Revision Essay (EdExcel)
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Zambia's debt default
18th November 2020
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Campaigners urge IMF to sell gold to provide debt relief
12th October 2020
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Debt and Economic Development
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Development economics - new essays for practice
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Debt crisis warning for poorest countries
4th April 2019
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Overseas Aid and Economic Development
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Debt
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Have the Greek bail-outs worked?
16th June 2017
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Difference between National Debt and External Debt
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IMF support for low income countries
5th October 2017
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An unusual take on Debt Forgiveness
19th December 2016
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Does debt relief help economies grow?
29th June 2015
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Defaults today mean less jam tomorrow
25th July 2013
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GDP Bonds and Greek Debt
12th March 2015
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Europe's Orphan - The Future of the Euro
29th August 2015