Developing countries could face a financing gap of $270-$700 billion -- equivalent to the latest U.S. economic rescue package -- to help deal with the effects of the global crisis, the World Bank said Sunday.Comment: Another confirmation of the gravity of the current problem. I fear that foreign aid, foreign direct investment, remittances to developing counties, and other sources of development finance will all shrink during this global recession! JAD
The World Bank said even at the lower end of that estimate, resources of international institutions would not be sufficient to meet the financing needs as more and more emerging and developing countries are hit.
Here is the World Bank study.:
Swimming Against the Tide:
How Developing Countries Are
Coping with the Global Crisis (235k pdf)
Swimming Against the Tide:
How Developing Countries Are
Coping with the Global Crisis (235k pdf)
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