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000170921 245__ $$aAgricultural Trade Under The Overhang: A Quantitative Analaysis Of The International Debt Crisis
000170921 260__ $$c1995-02
000170921 269__ $$a1995-02
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000170921 336__ $$aConference Paper/ Presentation
000170921 520__ $$aPrevious studies of the debt crisis have examined either the impact of "overhangs" on developing
economies or the effect of the depressed growth in these countries on developed nations through
trade and financial linkages. In this paper. these two approaches are synthesised by encompassing
debtors' supply and demand behaviour in u partial equilibrium framework. The preliminary results
indicate both the significance of the debt overhang in debtor nations' production and consumption
decisions, and tend to suggest that debt write-offs could lead to increases in demand for agricultural
goods. The investigation of overhang reduction can potentially be used to help settle the current
controversy on the size and distribution of impacts from debt forgiveness policies, thus contributing
valuable insights into targeting and institutional debates.
000170921 546__ $$aEnglish
000170921 650__ $$aAgricultural and Food Policy
000170921 650__ $$aAgricultural Finance
000170921 650__ $$aInternational Development
000170921 650__ $$aInternational Relations/Trade
000170921 650__ $$aResearch Methods/ Statistical Methods
000170921 6531_ $$apartial equilibrium model
000170921 6531_ $$adebt
000170921 6531_ $$aoverhang
000170921 6531_ $$aagriculture trade
000170921 700__ $$aLocke, Christopher
000170921 700__ $$aAhmadi-Esfahani, Fredoun Z.
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