DEBT RETIREMENT IN PAKISTAN
Title: DEBT RETIREMENT IN PAKISTAN
Category: /Literature/English
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DEBT RETIREMENT IN PAKISTAN
Category: /Literature/English
Details: Words: 560 | Pages: 2 (approximately 235 words/page)
INTRODUCTION
The two gap theory suggests that the developing countries have to rely heavily on foreign capital in flows ( FCI s ) to fill two gaps: the import export gap and the savings investment gap.Despite the fact that all developing countries need FCIs for their development the volume the type:
· Grants
· Loans
· Foreign direct investment
· Export credit
· Project , non-project assistance
· Technical assistance etc..
Of these flows vary.
The country size and the state of economic
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It is also note worthy in table 1 and figure 1 that consessional debt (CON) has been sharply decreasing as a ratio of EDTin recent years. All debt indicators in table 1 and figure 1 show that Pakistan’s debt burden is increasing over time.
Source : WORLD DEBT TABLES, 1990-1991,1994-1995, 1996
WHERE, EDT = TOTAL DEBT STOCK
XGS = EXPOPRTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES
GNP = GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
TDS = TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
INT = INTEREST PAYMENTS
RES = INTERNATIONAL RESERVES
CON = COCESSIONAL DEBT