This chapter presents results from our ongoing project for evaluating the commercially available, developing-country creditworthiness indicators. Commercial creditworthiness ratings have long been used for the measurement of corporate risk. More recently, country credit ratings compiled by cofile:///Users/ygtaydmr/Downloads/S0305750X98000497.bibmmercial sources have attempted to estimate country-specific risks, particularly the probability that a country will default on its debt servicing obligations. This default risk is measured using country-specific information about political and economic developments that have been identified in theoretical analyses as influencing the ability and willingness to service external debt obligation.
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Haque, N. U., Mark, N., & Mathieson, D. J. (2000). Rating Africa: The Economic and Political Content of Risk Indicators. In Investment and Risk in Africa (pp. 33–70). Palgrave Macmillan UK. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15068-7_2
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