
By Martin Mühleisen and Mark Flanagan
There has been much public discussion of the debt sustainability of a handful of high-risk countries. However, the burden of public debt is a growing problem across the globe.
In advanced countries, public debt is at levels not seen since the Second World War, despite some declines recently.
There has been much public discussion of the debt sustainability of a handful of high-risk countries. However, the burden of public debt is a growing problem across the globe.
In advanced countries, public debt is at levels not seen since the Second World War, despite some declines recently.
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@Race2Diversity: Public debt in many emerging markets and in developing countries is very high – eating up revenue that could be used for health and education. Three steps to help avert a debt crisis ow.ly/MOW430nmCZK #IMFBlog pic.twitter.com/jb5INR3uNt
@fleejack: Public debt in many emerging markets and in developing countries is very high – eating up revenue that could be used for health and education. Three steps to help avert a debt crisis ow.ly/MOW430nmCZK #IMFBlog pic.twitter.com/jb5INR3uNt
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