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This 4 page paper considers the arguments for an against cancelling debts of developing nations. Arguments such as the inability to pay and social const are considered along side arguments that the root causes are poor policies and inefficient government that will not be improved if debts are written off unconditionally. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
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File: TS14_TEdebtcan.rtf
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High levels of debt require high levels of repayments, these repayments have a high social cost as they are funds that may otherwise be spent on social provisions such as
health and education. Ambrose argues that the countries cannot afford to service debt and that the way for the countries to get out of poverty is to have debts
forgiven so that the money spent on repayments may be used to benefit the citizenship on services such as health and educations, These are services that are needed to help
a country develop and progress. Where there is more spent on debt repayments than on healthcare there may be argued an immoral position. The argument is not only focusing
on the direct financial cost. The poorest countries need the funding to help them develop, but along with the funding that was provided there were also terms and conditions, such
as the need to restructure economic policies and markets; for example, creating more open market economies. In the long run the theory
of these helping the development of a sustainable economy maybe sound, but in the short term these are harming the nations directly and indirectly. Therefore the issue is not only
the financial burden, but the conditions that were attached to the loans and the harm this is creating. Opening up markets in the long term may be viable, but in
the short term this can be very harmful, exacerbating the problems caused by the structural reforms, such as increasing unemployment as cheaper imports enter their markets.
In instances where there has been the cancellation of debt this has also been accompanied by terms such as changes to policy and market structure that
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