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Daily Archives: Tuesday, July 3, 2018
Governments should not issue debt under foreign law
In examining the implications for an exit from a currency union, one of the issues that arises is the proportion of public debt that is issued under foreign law. This is a separate issue to the implications of foreign-currency denominated … Read the rest of this entry
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