A Fate Worse Than Debt: A radical new analysis of the Third World debt crisis
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Third World Debt Crisis re-examined in light of usurious money creation. Acknowledgements. A Note on Vocabulary. Introduction. PART I: THE PLAYERS AND THE PROBLEM: 1. How Much is $1 Trillion? 2. The Money-Mongers. 3. The International Monetary Fund: Let Them Eat Special Drawing Rights. 4. Condemned to Debt?: The Trade Trap and the Dangers of Default. PART II: THE PEOPLE AND THE PLANET: 5. Morocco: a Meddlesome Model and a Bitter Harvest. 6. Debt in Africa: the Black Man's Burden. 7. Zaire: Absolute Zero. 8. Latin America: Debt and Decline. 9. Latin America: Going to Extremes. 10. Debt and the Environment: Financing Ecocide. PART III: NOW WHAT?: 11. The IMF Solution: Interference, Mismanagement and Failure in Jamaica. 12. Dealing with Debt: the View from the North. 13. Coping with Chaos: the View from the South. 14. The 3-D Solution: Debt, Development, Democracy. A Philosophical Afterword. Notes and References. Index.
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