When is a debt not a debt?

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Repayment of debt lent to illegitimate and dictatorial regimes that do not use the funds for the welfare of the people and the country has become a serious concern globally. The advocates of the concept of eodious debtE believe that treasurers globally are apprehensive about lending even to a legitimate government with the fear that the government may later be proved as illegitimate.

United States, Public Finance Activities, Public affairs, Iraq, Ethics, Public Administration & Finance, Public Finance-Total Govt, Public Admin & Finance-Total Govt, International aspects, Public finance, Ethical aspects, Dictatorship

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Slowdown in project finance: not in Australasia

Article Abstract:

Despite of the economic uncertainty prevalent world wide, Australia's power industry continued to grow with sustainable project financing. But, project financing has to face certain challenges from low pool prices and regulatory pressures.

Australia

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Financing for oil and gas projects is heating up

Article Abstract:

Rising demand for natural gas resulted in more number of investments in the upstream sector, funded by major oil companies and banks. The global scenario of energy investments is analyzed.

Company investment, Investments, Energy industries, Energy industry, Global economy

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