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"One major goal of structural adjustment programs (SAPs) and stabilization programs is to generate foreign exchange through a positive trade balance. To meet the IMF's ambitious targets for currency reserves and trade balance, countries must quickly genera
Areas: Finance Policies and Institutions, Economic Development, International Debt
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Essential Action
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Essential Action
... marked an important advance in international debt relief strategies, providing ... sustainable levels all categories of debt. However, despite the efforts of the ... all expressed concern that too little debt relief is being delivered too late. A
Areas: Poverty Alleviation, Distributive and Economic Justice, International Debt
Type: Independent or Unpublished Essay - Author: unknown
Type: Independent or Unpublished Essay - Author: unknown
"Structural adjustment -- the standard IMF/World Bank policy package which calls for slashing government spending, privatization, and opening up countries to exploitative foreign investment, among other measures -- has deepened poverty around the world. In
Areas: Governance, Finance Policies and Institutions, Economic Development, International Debt
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Essential Action
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Essential Action
... of G8 efforts to allieviate worldwide debt and poverty, and underlines the
Areas: Poverty Alleviation, Militarism and Violence, International Debt, Arts Activism
Type: Independent or Unpublished Essay - Author: Virginia Rodino
Type: Independent or Unpublished Essay - Author: Virginia Rodino
... building of U.S.-Africa relations, the international affairs and the fight against the ... Akassy is a former French international radio correspondent at the United
International Monetary Fund (IMF)/World Bank "debt relief" for Poor and Indebted Countries is a Sham
... owe more than $200 billion in foreign debt -- three times more than they earn ... South Africa) goes to service foreign debt."
Areas: Finance Policies and Institutions, Economic Development, International Debt, Global Governance
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Essential Action
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Essential Action
The US lost its absolute superiority as an industrial- and export-state. The US balance of payments deficit has nearly doubled since the 1980s. A hard landing of the dollar and a new uncontrollable world currency crisis become more likely the longer the As
Areas: Finance Policies and Institutions, Trade Balance, Currency Exchange, International Debt
Type: Independent or Unpublished Essay - Author: Robert Kurz
Type: Independent or Unpublished Essay - Author: Robert Kurz
... time. I discuss the choice of a single international line, converted using purchasing power ... rates but argue in favor of a single international line, converted at PPP rates, but
Areas: Poverty Alleviation, Economic Development, Education, Government and Sustainability, International Debt
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Angus Deaton
Type: Research Paper/Report or Journal Article - Author: Angus Deaton
... Friday, June 6, 2008; 12:00 AM WASHINGTON -- In recent years, a ... States, calls the continued U.S. "international hegemony" in higher education. ... year, according to the Institute of International Education, Asia sent more than five
Areas: Social Development, Public and Government Education, International Debt, Sustainability and Technology
Type: Newspaper - Author: Marcela Sanchez
Type: Newspaper - Author: Marcela Sanchez
... up a ballooning legacy of ecological debt. While this is being addressed by some
Areas: Sustainable Communities, Finance Policies and Institutions, Natural Capitalism, Trade Balance, International Debt
Type: Multimedia (Podcast, Audio Stream, Video Etc.) - Author: Ann Pettifor
Type: Multimedia (Podcast, Audio Stream, Video Etc.) - Author: Ann Pettifor

