Debt restructuring and economic recovery: analysing the Argentine swap

Article Abstract:

The collapse of the sovereign in Argentina in 2001, led to the collapse of the peso and eventually gave rise to dollar debt. For the purpose of restructuring, one feasible solution thought about was 'swapping' decided by super-majority creditors. A study considering an alternative solution in this regard, such as bilateral bargaining approach to manage dollar liabilities, is presented.

Argentina, Methods, Political aspects, Swaps (Finance), Debt management, Economic recovery

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On the Adequacy of Monetary Arrangements in Sub-Saharan Africa

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The economic rationale for a Sub-Saharan African monetary union is explored, drawing on data from 17 nations and comparing and contrasting the CFA (African Financial Community), CEMAC (Central African Economic and Monetary Community), and UEMOA (West African Economic and Monetary Union). Findings support the addition of Sierra Leone, Ghana, and Gambia in a UEMOA arrangement.

Subsaharan Africa, Comparative analysis, Monetary unions, Sub-Saharan Africa

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Britain and EMU: assessing the costs in macroeconomic variability

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A study analyzing the Liverpool model of the United Kingdom for examining the effect of the nation's euro entry on microeconomic stability, is presented.

United Kingdom, Government expenditures, Analysis, International aspects, Economic policy, Euro (Currency), Econometric models, Euro currency transition

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