- I. Introduction
- II. Qu’entend-on par viabilité de la dette et pourquoi cette notion est-elle importante?
- III. Le cadre de viabilité de la dette appliqué aux pays à faible revenu
- IV. L’utilisation du cadre de viabilité de la dette par les emprunteurs et les créanciers
- V. Conclusions
- Appendice I Glossaire
- Appendice II Comment s’effectue une analyse de viabilité de la dette: le cas d’Haïti
Back Matter
- Christian Beddies, Marie-Helene Le Manchec, and Bergljot Barkbu
- Published Date:
- September 2009

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