SOVEREIGN THEFT: THEORY AND EVIDENCE ABOUT SOVEREIGN DEFAULT AND EXPROPRIATION
This paper examines the relationship between default on sovereign borrowing and the expropriation of foreign direct investment in both theory and in practice.
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2008-03
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Authors: | Tomz, Michael ; Wright, Mark L. J. |
Institutions: | College of Business and Economics, Australian National University |
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