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Debt Outlook: Progress At Home, But Bad News From Abroad

December 2009 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: The Dubai World 'default' in November 2009 will complicate Lebanon's efforts to consolidate its own debts, and reduce perceptions of creditworthiness.

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