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Debt Burden To Continue To Decline

March 2008 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: Although total government debt will rise in nominal terms over the forecast period, it will decline as a percentage of GDP, due to strong nominal GDP growth and the government's continued efforts to pay off its external debt burden while oil prices are

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