Analyze This! Sovereign Debt

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IMF published this video item, entitled “Analyze This! Sovereign Debt” – below is their description.

Is high public debt cause for alarm? Not necessarily, says IMF advisor S. Ali Abbas. As governments around the world are taking on debt at levels surpassing those during World War II, some governments will be in a better position to sustain their debt than others. Find out how the IMF calculates where the risks lie. Read more: http://ow.ly/fnBa50BBahN

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