Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Debtor countries in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the World Bank studies made in late 1985 consider that annual net borrowing needs of the 15 debtor countries consistent with an average annual growth rate of about 5% would be of the order of 20 to 25 billion US dollars.
Debtor countries would regain their competitiveness;
onethird of what the World Bank was to lend annually to the 15 debtor countries.
And it would impose stricter market discipline on debtor countries than they currently face,
A condition is that the debtor country first agrees and then demonstrates a
For creditor banks a claim in the local currency of the debtor country is still worth more than no claim at all.
It is essential that an individual upper limit be set to the indebtedness of every debtor country of the Third World, and I would see this upper limit as being at about 20% of the export earnings of the country in question.
At the crisis resolution level, a topic high on the international agenda is to find the proper balance between adjustment by the debtor country, official financing,
that the growth in world trade is insufficient to sustain the courageous policies of the debtor countries and the developing countries. .
proof of how little credit-worthy debtor countries are.
creditor governments provide the necessary financial support to debtor countries while industrial countries will lend their best efforts to create a favour able external economic and commercial environment.
the World Bank Group in supporting policies by debtor countries necessary to strengthen the confi dence of domestic
On the financial side, the difficulties of the debtor countries have increased.
Debtor countries pay substantial risk premiums for financing their government debt.
The gap between creditor and debtor countries continues to widen.
This will perpetuate the division between creditor and debtor countries.
Fourthly, the underdeveloped countries, the debtor countries, will be even stricter if they can offer their young people hope for the future.
Debtor countries pay substantial risk premiums to finance their debt,
the misappropriation of loans so endemic in African debtor countries.
Moreover, Germany's insistence on austerity for debtor countries can easily become counterproductive by increasing the debt ratio as GDP falls.