{"id":845,"title":"Argentina’s Debt Crisis 2014 – Holding Up after Holding Out","link":"https:\/\/bst-europe.eu\/de\/globalization\/argentina-holding-up\/","date":"1. August 2014","date_unix":1406891238,"date_modified_unix":1406891238,"date_iso":"2014-08-01T11:07:18+00:00","content":"
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Study: Argentina’s debt crisis<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Argentina’s latest default is unlikely to produce the political and economic fallout of previous failures to re-pay sovereign debt. The case may also prompt a new examination of the role of investors of distressed debt.
\nThis Policy Brief sheds light on the economic, political and legal consequences of Argentina’s debt crisis<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Download the report about Argentina’s debt crisis<\/h4>\n

Policy Brief: Argentina – Holding Up After Holding Out (EN)<\/a><\/p>\n

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Argentina’s latest default is unlikely to produce the political and economic fallout of previous failures to re-pay sovereign debt. Our Policy Brief sheds light on the economic, political and legal consequences of Argentina’s debt crisis.<\/p>\n","thumbnail":null,"thumbnailsquare":null,"authors":[{"id":309,"name":"Samuel George","link":"https:\/\/bst-europe.eu\/de\/blogger\/samuel-george\/"}],"categories":[{"id":152,"name":"Globalization","link":"https:\/\/bst-europe.eu\/category\/globalization\/"}],"tags":[]}