In fact Yugoslavia's debt was just 20.11% of GDP in 1971, which is, when compared with UK (67.95%), US (46.64%), West Germany (17.87%), Italy (41.46%), a comparatively low rate. …

apportionment of debt of the former Yugoslavia was the first step in this process. This paper discusses key issues of debt apportionment. Following a brief presentation

What Are the Causes of Yugoslavia's Financial Crisis? The major cause of Yugoslavia's debt crisis was the overexpansionary economic policies of the Tito era, including heavy reliance on …

Jun 1, 2013 · The history of Yugoslavia continues to attract academic attention more than twenty years after the violent break-up of this federative state. Analyzing why it happened can be …

The paper begins with a brief description of the relationship between Yugoslavia and its creditors throughout the 1980s, providing a background for the introduction of debt conversions in …

Dec 2, 2024 · This article aims to debunk that persistent claim, examining the historical and economic realities of Yugoslavia’s development to provide a more balanced perspective. A …

Dec 1, 2015 · Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia represented a community of six republics with socio-cultural, social and economical differences that increased over the decades, leading …

Western trade barriers dramatically reduced Yugoslavia's economic growth. In order to counter this, Yugoslavia took on a number of International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans and …

In 1961, the total external debt of Yugoslavia was only 633 million dollars. In 1977, the total external debt of Yugoslavia amounted to something less than 10 billion dollars. Between 1977 …

Yugoslavia subsequently fell into heavy IMF debt due to the large number of International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans taken out by the regime. As a condition of receiving loans, the IMF …