EDITOR—In his news item Lamar reports Medecins Sans Frontieres as saying that developing countries spend twice as much a year on debt repayments as on health and education combined.1 Over the past decade I have read similar comparisons for many countries and regions of the developing world. Occasionally the comparison is combined with the figure—sometimes grossly inaccurate—for debt servicing. Not once have …
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G. Danaher (2000) studied this question.