In the media | 28 Feb 2022
BBC News: The global debt crisis
Gabriel Sterne, Head of global strategy and emerging markets research at Oxford Economics joins BBC presenter Ritula Shah to discuss how did the pandemic worsen the debt crisis? How much of the problem can be blamed on long-term economic mismanagement and corruption? And what should be the role of creditors like China, which has been criticised for the way it negotiates debt relief.
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