Add to ORKGThis paper addresses the solvency of the public sector in Latin American economies. In particular, it analyzes the standardized public debt statistics for the these economies that have been compiled for the LAC Debt Group and the Inter-American Development Bank and the rist associated with the composition of public debt.
The purpose of this document is to provide a comparative analysis of Latin-American government finan...
Historically uncontrollably growing debt obligations of Latin American countries were the source of ...
Historically uncontrollably growing debt obligations of Latin American countries were the source of ...
The article addresses the problem of public debt restructuring in seven largest countries of Latin A...
This paper analyses public debt in the most indebted Caribbean countries – i.e. Barbados, Belize, G...
The ratios of public debt as a share of gdp of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico were 12 percentage points...
The ratios of public debt as a share of GDP of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico were 12 percentage point...
This article, based on a theoretical model of external debt sustainability, compares Latin American ...
The ratios of public debt as a share of gdp of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico were 12 percentage points...
The ratios of public debt as a share of gdp of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico were 12 percentage points...
Includes bibliographyAlthough in Latin America public debt-to-GDP ratios continue to be generally lo...
This paper was prepared for the World Bank’s project on Assessing Fiscal Sustainability in Latin Ame...
This paper-consisting of a regional study and seven country studies-reviews the state of domestic pu...
The ratios of public debt as a share of GDP of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico were 12 percentage point...
Due to historically low internal saving rates, access to external financing is very important to Lat...
The purpose of this document is to provide a comparative analysis of Latin-American government finan...
Historically uncontrollably growing debt obligations of Latin American countries were the source of ...
Historically uncontrollably growing debt obligations of Latin American countries were the source of ...
The article addresses the problem of public debt restructuring in seven largest countries of Latin A...
This paper analyses public debt in the most indebted Caribbean countries – i.e. Barbados, Belize, G...
The ratios of public debt as a share of gdp of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico were 12 percentage points...
The ratios of public debt as a share of GDP of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico were 12 percentage point...
This article, based on a theoretical model of external debt sustainability, compares Latin American ...
The ratios of public debt as a share of gdp of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico were 12 percentage points...
The ratios of public debt as a share of gdp of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico were 12 percentage points...
Includes bibliographyAlthough in Latin America public debt-to-GDP ratios continue to be generally lo...
This paper was prepared for the World Bank’s project on Assessing Fiscal Sustainability in Latin Ame...
This paper-consisting of a regional study and seven country studies-reviews the state of domestic pu...
The ratios of public debt as a share of GDP of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico were 12 percentage point...
Due to historically low internal saving rates, access to external financing is very important to Lat...
The purpose of this document is to provide a comparative analysis of Latin-American government finan...
Historically uncontrollably growing debt obligations of Latin American countries were the source of ...
Historically uncontrollably growing debt obligations of Latin American countries were the source of ...