The Management of the Developing Countries' Debt: Guidelines and Applications to Brazil
The World Bank Economic ReviewPublished 1 January 1988
Daniel Cohen
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Some principles which may be useful in formulating a debt management strategy are articulated. There are four major policy recommendations: (1) stretch out the repayment of the debt; (2) monitor both exports and GDP; (3) ignore the capital loss of the creditors; and (4) watch the domestic deficit. The goal of the recommendations is the maximization of the intertemporal welfare of the country under the constraint that it services its debt.
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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