International Financial Architecture for 2002: A New Approach to Sovereign Debt Restructuring

Anne O. Krueger · Kathryn M.E. Dominguez

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It is a great pleasure to be here tonight. For more than 30 years the National Economists' Club has provided a valuable forum, bringing together economists from the public and private sectors, from universities and think-tanks, and from national and international bodies. Having just made the transition from academia to a Bretton Woods institution for the second time, I know how useful and stimulating it is to meet with and learn from fellow economic practitioners working in different fields. So thank you for inviting me to meet with you this evening.

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