In this scientific article, the issue of the economic costs that a country assumes by failing to service the public debt, specifically the external public debt, will be addressed. The main costs, on which there is consensus in the literature, are the following: on the economic growth; on the reputation of the sovereign, which generally implies a significant decrease in its international credit ratings and an increase in its financing costs measured by the sovereign credit spread; in international trade they are associated with the greater difficulty that the country\u27s companies have in accessing international bank credit for their commercial operations; Finally, if we consider the impact on the holders of the domestic public debt of a so...
The opening of the capitals accounts can bring important benefits for the global economy. However, i...
Includes bibliographyExamina las posibles soluciones para superar los problemas de la deuda externa ...
The indebtedness of developing countries was promoted by transnational banks; they were extremely re...
Abstract: Can a country with serious problems of public debt increase its economic growth rate and t...
In the present article there is realized an analysis of the crisis of the debt by base in the econom...
This article revises the conditions of debt sustainability in the public sector in Mexico, compared ...
This paper empirically evaluates four types of costs that may result from an international sovereign...
Documento procedente de la colección Fundación FAESAnálisis de los efectos de la crisis financiera y...
This article consists of two parts. In the first, is a synthesis as complete as possible, the proces...
If the eighties were a lost decade for Latin America, today the region looks to the future with opti...
Economic policy makers sometimes perceive a sovereign default as a jump into the unkown. The main pi...
The prolonged economic recession in the economies of the Center, together with the introduction of n...
THE LAST QUARTER OF THE 20TH CENTURY WAS MARKED BY PROBLEMS DERIVED FROM THE USE OF EXTERNAL CREDIT ...
THE LAST QUARTER OF THE 20TH CENTURY WAS MARKED BY PROBLEMS DERIVED FROM THE USE OF EXTERNAL CREDIT ...
La deuda externa se ha convertido durante los últimos años en uno de los principales obstáculos a ...
The opening of the capitals accounts can bring important benefits for the global economy. However, i...
Includes bibliographyExamina las posibles soluciones para superar los problemas de la deuda externa ...
The indebtedness of developing countries was promoted by transnational banks; they were extremely re...
Abstract: Can a country with serious problems of public debt increase its economic growth rate and t...
In the present article there is realized an analysis of the crisis of the debt by base in the econom...
This article revises the conditions of debt sustainability in the public sector in Mexico, compared ...
This paper empirically evaluates four types of costs that may result from an international sovereign...
Documento procedente de la colección Fundación FAESAnálisis de los efectos de la crisis financiera y...
This article consists of two parts. In the first, is a synthesis as complete as possible, the proces...
If the eighties were a lost decade for Latin America, today the region looks to the future with opti...
Economic policy makers sometimes perceive a sovereign default as a jump into the unkown. The main pi...
The prolonged economic recession in the economies of the Center, together with the introduction of n...
THE LAST QUARTER OF THE 20TH CENTURY WAS MARKED BY PROBLEMS DERIVED FROM THE USE OF EXTERNAL CREDIT ...
THE LAST QUARTER OF THE 20TH CENTURY WAS MARKED BY PROBLEMS DERIVED FROM THE USE OF EXTERNAL CREDIT ...
La deuda externa se ha convertido durante los últimos años en uno de los principales obstáculos a ...
The opening of the capitals accounts can bring important benefits for the global economy. However, i...
Includes bibliographyExamina las posibles soluciones para superar los problemas de la deuda externa ...
The indebtedness of developing countries was promoted by transnational banks; they were extremely re...