| Janne Thomsen | ||||||
Lending to local and regional governments should feel simpler and safer thanks to the reassuring presence of sovereign states in the background. Instead the role of the centre often adds a new layer of complexity. A pretty clear legal framework of responsibilities may exist in Germany. But elsewhere it is often not cut and dried whether a country should, either legally or morally, avert the default of a particular town or region.
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