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The Role of Trust in a Bilateral Debt Contract
For a bilateral debt contract to be established, the lender must have confidence in the borrower's promise to repay. This trust is a fundamental prerequisite for the lender to hand over resources without immediate compensation, based solely on the borrower's commitment to pay in the future.
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