Developing Country Debt

✍ Scribed by Lawrence G. Franko, M.J. Seiber

Publisher: Elsevier Inc, Pergamon Press
Year: 1979
Tongue: English
Leaves: 309
Series: Pergamon policy studies on socio-economic development
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Pergamon Policy Studies on Socio-Economic Development, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Pages vii-viii, John F. Kennedy, John J. Cavanaugh
Preface, Pages ix-xi, Lawrence G. Franko, Marilyn J. Seiber
1 - Historical Perspectives on Developing Nations' Debt, Pages 3-16, Neil J. McMullen
2 - A Quantitative Perspective on the Debt of Developing Countries, Pages 17-41, Robert Solomon
3 - Debt Escalation: Developing Countries in the Eurocurrency Market, Pages 42-80, Marilyn J. Seiber
4 - Loans to LDCs: Five Myths, Pages 81-90, Charles S. Ganoe
5 - A Banker's View: Country Analysis, Pages 93-100, Charles S. Ganoe
6 - The Philippines: Land of the Morning, Child of Debt, Pages 101-125, Marilyn J. Seiber
7 - Finding Jamaica's Way, Pages 126-142, J. Daniel O'Flaherty
8 - A Compendium of IMF Troubles: Turkey, Portugal, Peru, Egypt, Pages 143-181, Robert N. McCauley
9 - Alternative Proposals for Debt Relief, Pages 185-214, Marilyn J. Seiber
10 - United States Congressional Restraints: The Ties that Bind, Pages 215-235, Jane D'Arista
11 - The International Monetary Fund and LDC Debt, Pages 236-249, Carl R. Neu
12 - Three Windows on LDC Debt: LDCs, the Banks, and the United States National Interest, Pages 253-268, Robert W. Russell
13 - The International Debt of Developing Countries and Global Economic Adjustment, Pages 269-283, William A. Noellert
14 - Debt, Trade, and the Prospects for World Economic Growth, Pages 284-298, Lawrence G. Franko
Index, Pages 299-306
About the Contributors, Pages 307-309
Pergamon Policy Studies, Pages 310-311

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