Argentina’s Debt Crisis 2014 – Holding Up after Holding Out
Study: Argentina’s debt crisis
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.
This Policy Brief sheds light on the economic, political and legal consequences of Argentina’s debt crisis.
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