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The 1953 London Debt Agreement settled Germany's debts from the period between the two world wars and allowed the … influence. Discussions of the European debt crisis today often refer to the London Debt Agreement as a precedent for debt …
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Much concern has been expressed in recent years over the mounting debt burden of developing countries. The increasing amounts of loans and their hardening terms have in many cases led to external debt servicing problems of alarming magnitudes. The following contribution addresses itself to...
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The Federal Republic of Germany, together with the United States of America, is one of the most determined opponents to the developing countries' demand for a general debt moratorium (and also the UNCTAD integrated programme on commodities). However, the outcome of recent international...
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Latin America's foreign debts have been mounting fast in the last ten years. The following article shows that it would nevertheless be wrong to suggest that Latin America has generally run up excessive debts.
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underwriting practices in London's primary sovereign bond market from 1870 to 1914. It shows how underwriting risk developed from …
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West Germany's external debt and create a series of favourable debt repayment conditions. The London Debt Agreement (LDA …
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West Germany's external debt and create a series of favourable debt repayment conditions. The London Debt Agreement (LDA …
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