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Finance
Hazlitt, Henry | February 21, 1918 issue

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This article discusses issues related to repudiation of the debt, specifically in relation to the Soviet Union. The author says that all the other countries are at doubt as to what action the Bolsheviki intends to take about the payment of interest or principal on Soviet Union's external and internal loans, which has lately been increased not only by their own proposals, but by new internal complexities. The author then cites examples from history where some countries repudiated their interest payments, if not bonded loans.

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REPUDIATION; LOANS; DEBTS, Public; FINANCE; INTEREST; SOVIET Union
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