HICP relief : too little, too late? : perspectives from a new qualifier, Tanzania

Ammon V. Y. Mbelle

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In 1970 the external debt of Tanzania, a least developed country, was 16.8 per cent of GDP and 58.6 per cent of exports. The ratio of per capita debt to per capita income was 14.4 per cent. By 2001 the debt had reached just over 100 per cent of GDP and ov

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2000Global economic trends and social development 1997Debt Relief for Low Income Countries: The HIPC Initiative 1994Aid and Debt Issues in Tanzania: Past Trends and Future Prospects

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