This paper attempts to advance the analysis of Eastern Europe\u27s ongoing debt accumulation process by comparing it to the debt accumulation press that preceded the Latin American debt crisis of the early 1980s. The authors report on key country and international conditions in both situations and place Eastern Europe in the quantitative context of the Latin-American crisis-in-the-making of the late 1970s and early 1980s. This allows for the identification of some reassuring, as well as some worrisome, trends and for the drawing of some broad sustainability-related conclusions
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The scope of the current European crisis calls for a rereading of mainstream economic theory. Europe...
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Foreign currency debt is widely believed to increase risks of financial crisis, especially after bei...
The creation of the single currency is the great experiment of the European Union. In the years im...
External debt accumulation is a common feature of transition economies during the process of economi...
While the recent financial crisis was global by its nature, it made a different impact on financial ...
The main purpose of this study is to contribute to a theory of the causes of the Latin American inte...
This article calls on the need for scholarly studies to compare and contrast the failure of neo-libe...
The primary thing that the creditors should learn from the debt crisis of the 1980s is that there ar...
The paper reports on an analytical comparison between the foreign debt build-up that preceded the 19...
The aim of this paper is to shed some light on the degree of sustainability of fiscal debt for a gro...
This paper outlines five lessons from the Latin American debt crises of 1982-1989 and 2001-2002 that...
This paper reviews the impact of the global economic and financial crisis on two distinct emerging m...
SUMMARY Richard Portes' article examines the lessons which the debt crises of the 1930's have for t...
This paper assesses the extent to which debt overhang poses a constraint to economic activity in Eme...
The scope of the current European crisis calls for a rereading of mainstream economic theory. Europe...
The present paper applies the financial instability hypothesis in order to explain the financial cri...
Foreign currency debt is widely believed to increase risks of financial crisis, especially after bei...
The creation of the single currency is the great experiment of the European Union. In the years im...
External debt accumulation is a common feature of transition economies during the process of economi...
While the recent financial crisis was global by its nature, it made a different impact on financial ...
The main purpose of this study is to contribute to a theory of the causes of the Latin American inte...
This article calls on the need for scholarly studies to compare and contrast the failure of neo-libe...
The primary thing that the creditors should learn from the debt crisis of the 1980s is that there ar...