-
developing countries borrowing in
quantities beyond their ability to repay. "
Unpayable debt" is
external debt with
interest that
exceeds what the country's politicians...
-
believed that it was
appropriate to
remove most, but not all, of the
unpayable Third World debt. On 20
April 2006, in a
speech to the
United Nations...
-
instability consequent to the coup d'état
stalled the
Honduran economy, and the
unpayable external debt (c. US$4 billion) of
Honduras was
excluded from
access to...
- some
countries into the 1990s. In general, the
crisis was
composed of
unpayable external debts, taxes, and
volatile inflation and
exchange rates, which...
-
rates that,
despite all the
fiscal reforms that followed,
pushed it into
unpayable debts and
economic difficulties. This was
further aggravated by the need...
- much of the
Third World had suc****bed to a debt
crisis resulting from
unpayable large loans ac****ulated
since the 1960s. At this point, the
World Bank...
- and from
several entire countries. By 2020,
facing a
large amount of
unpayable debt, the
company was no
longer operating bike rentals. The
company was...
-
country originates from
banks in
other member countries. The spiraling,
unpayable national debt has led to
social chaos and even war in some cases. A major...
- debt reduction. He
insisted that Nigeria's
debts were so
large as to be
unpayable and that they
threatened its
economy and democracy.
Although Canada, Italy...
-
bankruptcy case,
which began after the
territory declared its
public debt
unpayable in 2015 and
officially filed for
bankruptcy in 2017, has
reportedly discouraged...
