Titlebook: Debt and Development in Small Island Developing States; Damien King,David F. Tennant Book 2014 Damien King and David F. Tennant 2014 Debt.

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Does Debt Restructuring Work? An Assessment of Remedial Action in SIDS,ustainable debt. This chapter examines the current debt restructuring mechanisms available to SIDS and the extent to which using these mechanisms has provided debt relief. The chapter focuses on SIDS that have undertaken comprehensive debt restructuring since the start of the 2000s and assesses whet

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An Agenda for Debt Sustainability in SIDS,ed is productively employed, but high levels of debt tend to be deleterious to such outcomes (Tennant 2014). The now well-established debt overhang hypothesis posits that the growth-inducing benefits of low to moderate levels of external debt are eventually reversed as debt accumulates beyond a cert

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91175-0e similarities in the economic structures. Most of the islands are dependent on tourism and primary commodities. In contrast the islands of the AIMS region are dispersed across a latitudinal span, from Cabo Verde to Singapore, of roughly 14,000 kilometers. Their natural and economic conditions vary widely.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08333-7es (SIDS) are a group of countries with unique characteristics and common developmental challenges but different public debt experiences. Their uniqueness makes the attainment of sustainable development particularly challenging, although important, for the continued existence of most SIDS.

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Causes of Debt Accumulation in SIDS,e similarities in the economic structures. Most of the islands are dependent on tourism and primary commodities. In contrast the islands of the AIMS region are dispersed across a latitudinal span, from Cabo Verde to Singapore, of roughly 14,000 kilometers. Their natural and economic conditions vary widely.

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