External Debt as a Fundamental Problem for Developing Countries
Keywords:
external debt, developing countries, financial architecture, world economy.Abstract
This paper analyses the determinants of long term external debt for a large sample of developing countries. We found that, in addition to the standard economic variables, institutional and socio-political variables are a key factor in explaining the level of external debt. In fact, the international debt crisis was caused when a large number of poor countries were not able to pay the interest rates for their foreign debt Through a strategic approach we provide recommendations, guidelines and suggestions to overcome and resolve the external debt of developing countries, as key issue in the global economy.
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