The European Collective Action Clauses (CAC), How They Affect Bonds and the Chances of Sovereign Debtors to Access Financing, and Their Problems of Consistency with the General European Crisis Management Framework

The European Collective Action Clauses (CAC), How They Affect Bonds and the Chances of Sovereign Debtors to Access Financing, and Their Problems of Consistency with the General European Crisis Management Framework

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Ignacio Tirado

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