...or (2) the country requires additional relief. In making this determination, they decide whether the ratio of a country's debt (in present value terms)...value of its exports will be greater than a target ratio set for that country.8 According to the framework, the target debt-to-export ratio is generally...

...*Tha World Bank and lnternational Monetary Fund consider a country to be "debt sustainable" if the ratio of a country's debt (in present value terms) to the value of its exports is l60 percent or less. 'Efforts to relieve the debt burdens of poor countries have concentrated on...

...*The World Bank and International Monetary Fund consider a country to be "debt sustainable" if the ratio of a country's debt (in present value terms) to the value of its exports is 150 percent or less, which they believe allows countries to make their future debt payments on time...

...'The World Bank and 1nternational Monetary Fund consider a country to be 'debt sustainable" if the ratio of a country's debt (in present value terms) to the value of Ha exports is 150 percent or less. ^Efforts to relieve the debt burdens of poor countries have concentrated...

...1Under the HIPC Initiative a country is considered to be "debt sustainable" if, in most cases, the ratio of a country's debt (in present value terms) to the value of its exports is at or below thelSO percent threshold, which is believed to contribute to countries' ability to make...

...2 The World Bank and International Monetary Fund consider a country to be "debt sustainable" if the ratio of a country's debt (in present value terms) to the value of its exports is 150 percent or less, which they believe allows countries to make their future debt payments on time...