The debt of developing countries means the external debts incurred by government authorities of developing places, generally in portions beyond the governments’ ability to repay. “Unpayable debt” can be external debt together with interest that is higher than what the country’s politicians think they could collect from taxpayers, using the nation’s gross home product, thus blocking it from at any time being repaid. The causes of debt are a consequence of many factors.
Debt of Developing Countries
