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Taking stock of the credit crunch : implications for development finance and global governance

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Mold, Andrew

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: OECD Development Centre ParisFR 2009Description: 41 pAction note:

4/3/09 JOYD

Summary: Sets out the distinctive features of the current global financial crisis. Outlines possible consequences on current accounts and focuses on the trade balance. Examines whether and how external debt sustainability, aid budgets, finance from multilateral donors and foreign direct investment are likely to be affected. Investigates the current structure of global governance and the opportunity for making it more inclusive and efficent.

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Sets out the distinctive features of the current global financial crisis. Outlines possible consequences on current accounts and focuses on the trade balance. Examines whether and how external debt sustainability, aid budgets, finance from multilateral donors and foreign direct investment are likely to be affected. Investigates the current structure of global governance and the opportunity for making it more inclusive and efficent.

4/3/09 JOYD

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