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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...
- some
countries into the 1990s. In general, the
crisis was
composed of
unpayable external debts, taxes, and
volatile inflation and
exchange rates, which...
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rates that,
despite all the
fiscal reforms that followed,
pushed it into
unpayable debts and
economic difficulties. This was
further aggravated by the need...
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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...
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Monetary reformers point out that
fractional reserve banking leads to
unpayable debt,
growing economic inequality,
inevitable bankruptcy, and an imperative...
- though, it is
revealed that Grünlich had been
cooking his
books to hide
unpayable debt, and had
married Tony
solely on the
hopes that
Johann would bail...
- of
exploitation where women are kept in
conditions of
slavery due to
unpayable debts,
prevalent in
underdeveloped countries. This
situation subjects...
- they
appear to
these writers to be "forcing" a
regime of
extortionate or
unpayable debt on weak
Third World governments that do not have the
capacity to...
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increase awareness of the
developing nations struggling under a
possibly unpayable foreign debt. With the
blessing of the Pope, they
sought to
bring governments...
