A Debt Overhang Model for Low-Income Countries; Implications for Debt Relief
Junko Koeda
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Junko Koeda
Abstract
The paper presents a theoretical model to explain how debt overhang is generated in low-income countries and discusses its implications for debt relief. The paper indicates that the extent of debt overhang, and the effectiveness of debt relief, would depend on a recipient country''s initial economic conditions and level of total factor productivity
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The paper presents a theoretical model to explain how debt overhang is generated in low-income countries and discusses its implications for debt relief. The paper indicates that the extent of debt overhang, and the effectiveness of debt relief, would depend on a recipient country''s initial economic conditions and level of total factor productivity
Key concepts: Debt overhang, Debt, External debt, Internal debt, Economics, Debt levels and flows, Productivity, Debt-to-GDP ratio