How Sovereign Debt Has Worked by Jeffrey Sachs, (Chicago: National Bureau of Economic Research).Lindert, Peter H. and Peter J. Morton (1989) "How Sovereign Debt has Worked" in (Sachs, ed.) Developing Country Debt and the World Economy (Chicago: University ... PH Lindert,PJ Morton - ...
They also look at the debt-to-GDP ratio, the national debt per head of population, the interest rates on government debt, and the average bank lending rate. What Other Factors Impact National Debt Rating? A country’s rating is also influenced by the: ...
Developing country debt and the world economy, edited by Jeffrey D. Sachs. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1989. 335 pp. Price: $50.00 cloth $16.95 paperNo abstract is available for this item.doi:10.2307/3325419Sidney WeintraubJohn Wiley & Sons, Ltd...
See:Data for individual countries by using country lists Key: Debt-to-GDP ratio expressed in percentage terms. Grade definitions: A: Very low debt B: Low debt C: Moderate debt D: High debt E: Very high debt Please read ourTerms of ServiceandDisclaimerrelating to data on this page. ...
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and the short-run capital gains and losses on those assets can amount to significant fractions of GDP. These fluctuations in asset values render the national income and product account measure of the current account balance increasingly inadequate as a summary of the change in a country's net fo...
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Whether in the private sector or government, a debt crisis in one country can and frequently does spread economic pain to other countries. This can happen through a tightening of financial conditions such as a spike in interest rates, a slowdown in trade and economic growth, or merely...