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Conclusion,l enforcement by a third party in the case of a default, debtor countries are still willing to repay their debt because of the relative costs of default, which emerge due to the ability of creditors to impose effective sanctions. IFC or foreign control over the revenues of the defaulting states was

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International Financial Control and Sovereign Risk, there seems to be a consensus in the recent historiography that IFC had a positive impact on the sovereign risk of debtor countries, the differences amongst the cases has never been addressed and discussed systematically.

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Introduction,. In 1914, Britain (at 43 per cent), France (20 per cent) and Germany (13 per cent) together accounted for 76 per cent of total foreign investment (see Table 1.1). The major part of the remaining investment was held by Belgium, the Netherlands and Switzerland..

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,Governing Sovereign Debt: Defaults and Enforcement, 1870–1914,lted on their obligations and finally were faced with IFC. After reviewing the relevant literature, it offers an interpretative framework to explain the functioning of the sovereign debt market during the period in question.

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