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The debt crisis and structural adjustment in developing countries

Horst Tomann

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A fundamental change is emerging in the World Bank's perception of the problems of the debt overhang and in its ideas for development strategies. The author examines the implications for debtor countries.

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A fundamental change is emerging in the World Bank's perception of the problems of the debt overhang and in its ideas for development strategies. The author examines the implications for debtor countries.

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A fundamental change is emerging in the World Bank's perception of the problems of the debt overhang and in its ideas for development strategies. The author examines the implications for debtor countries.

Key concepts: Debtor, Debt, Debt overhang, Debt crisis, Economics, Social policy, Developing country, Emerging markets

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