Debt Situation in Africa

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"Introduction
Technological innovation and changes in economic systems throughout the world have resulted in debt becoming a staple of economic life at nearly every level of the world's economies. Individual debt in the United States, for example, has reached levels which cause concern among some analysts. Companies regularly weigh the advantages of financing through debt or equity issues. Entire countries take on debt to finance infrastructure growth, or merely to meet more fundamental obligations. Whether experienced at the macroeconomic level or microeconomic level, debt can carry with it considerable problems. Any borrower, whether an individual, company or nation, must repay not only the principal (the amount borrowed), but also the interest that accrues. In some debt situations, the borrower is able to repay .."

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