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Debt and management adjustment: attracting non-debt-creating financial flows and new lending

By: Geneva | Committee on Invisible and Financing related to Trade, 13 | 30 April 1990

Publisher: UNCTAD ; Geneva ; 30 April, 1990Description: 25 p; tblsSubject(s): DEBT | DEBT RESCHEDULING | DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | FINANCIAL POLICY | FISCAL ADMINISTRATIONSummary: Examines recent trends in the treatment of bilateral official debt, officially guaranteed debt and debt to commercial bank. The budgetary experience of developing countries and the issues involved in fiscal adjustment are discussed. The linkages between the external and internal dimension of resource mobilization are addressed throughout the document.

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Examines recent trends in the treatment of bilateral official debt, officially guaranteed debt and debt to commercial bank. The budgetary experience of developing countries and the issues involved in fiscal adjustment are discussed. The linkages between the external and internal dimension of resource mobilization are addressed throughout the document.

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