A generalized debt management problem was avoided, and in the aggregate the outlook for the inmediate future does not give cause for alarm

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Chad Rose

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31 August, 06:22

A generalized debt management problem was avoided, and in the aggregate the outlook for the inmediate future does not give cause for alarm

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Casey Rivers · Answer 1

''A generalized debt management problem was avoided, and in the aggregate, the outlook for the immediate future does not give cause for alarm' is more generally what a country should do when facing difficulties.

Rather than choosing the policy that only works for short term period, a country should put more focus on the decision that will benefit the nation in the long run.