Third world countries facing european crisis
Abstract
This paper identifies transmission pathways of European crisis to the Third World countries. The paper examines how sovereign debt crisis spread across financial sector, through the major volatility asset return. This was a result of higher prices change, which had an impact on net heritage of economic agents, income, aggregate demand, credit allocation, as well as on production and employment. This document includes specialized literature and statistics of UNCTAD, CEPAL and OECD. It is concluded that European crisis transmission to Third World countries was given by specific pathways known as international trade, direct foreign investment, remittances and official assistance for development.
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