Is The Debt Trap Narrative Real?

evening-edition · evening-edition · 27 May 2019 · 13 mins listen

We discuss the idea that China is engaging in "debt trap diplomacy", and how developed and developing countries should approach giving and receiving loans.

Produced by:

Kelvin Yee,Loo Juosie

Presented by:

Lee Chwi Lynn,Kelvin Yee

Categories:

Business Analysis,Trends and Forecasts,Markets,Politics,Social Issues

Tags:

Evening Edition, China, debt trap diplomacy, Sri Lanka, Belt and Road Initiative, developing countries, economy

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Is The Debt Trap Narrative Real?

Is The Debt Trap Narrative Real?