External Debt Crises is a macroeconomic phenomenon characterized by a sovereign country's inability to service its external public debt obligations, leading to default or restructuring, distinguished from domestic debt crises by the currency denomination and foreign creditor base of the liabilities.
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From Financial Crash to Debt Crisis
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