United Nations reimbursement cost increases are calculated on the 2005 base.

Our borrowing costs were skyrocketing, and we were facing possible default.

United Nations reimbursement cost increases are calculated on the 2005 base, although these may be reduced over time.

Therefore, the current standard rates of reimbursement do not fully compensate all Governments for their troop costs.

(iii) Payment to Governments payment letters to troop contributing countries for reimbursement of troop costs (100)

A default would also appropriately place part of the costs of Greece s borrowing spree on creditors.

35. Full reimbursement of troop costs in accordance with the standard rates of reimbursement has been made for the period ending August 1994.

Selectivity 4.

Payment

1 305.3 reimbursement resources 1 419.5

The costs of default depend on how messy things become when payments stop. What are the legal difficulties?

Full reimbursement of troop costs in accordance with the standard rates of reimbursement has been made for the period ending 28 February 1994.

As Chancellor Angela Merkel and her colleagues promote their well defined plan which comes in addition to a plan for bridge financing while in default the cost of default falls.

Right to payment

Standard rates of reimbursement

(iii) Rates of reimbursement.

Cur pledged Contr.

ammunition (on advance payment) 5 372.5

Troop strength (United States

Some were unable others were unwilling.

Balance due of assessments 409 706

Projection (reimbursement not yet paid).

I've always paid my debts.

IX. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES 27 28 7

IX. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES

V. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENTS TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES 27 8

V. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENTS TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES

The cost estimate provides for reimbursement to

X. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES

B. Total reimbursement expenses 35 080

VII. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES

VIII. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES

(d) Balance of assessments due 37.5 35.0 72.5

They submit to employment to pay it off.

Total 28.2 In addition, an amount of 7.7 million is due as reimbursement to Governments for contingent owned equipment for the period ending 31 December 1993.

The estimated amounts due to troop contributing Governments through 30 September 1993 for troop costs based on the standard rates of reimbursement set by the General Assembly are as follows

10. The five prior reviews of the rates of reimbursement that have been undertaken since their establishment have indicated that there are wide variations in troop costs among the Governments providing troops to the peace keeping operations.

VII. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES 35 37 9

XI. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES

The repayment rate is over 98 per cent.

VII. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES . 15 16 6

IX. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENT TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES

Outstanding reimbursement of shipments and related costs

The estimated amounts due to troop contributing Governments through 30 April 1993 for troop costs based on the standard rates of reimbursement set by the General Assembly are as follows

The corresponding absorption factor, indicating the percentage of the costs to each of the troop contributing States not covered by the current rate of reimbursement of 70 per person per month is also shown.