The current formula used by the government under the monetary fiscal policy and as in the Bradley system, the debt of a country is calculated by combining private sector borrowing and the government. Through the World Bank, private sector enterprises are given the privilege to borrow money from the World Bank at a very low interest rate but it is flexible. Then the government becomes the collateral for the cost of borrowing of the private enterprises. in the contract it is usually called "the bearer of the borrowing cost." Therefore, if you want to really measure the cost of debt of a developing country, it may be zero. What the government pays, indeed, the cost of borrowing of foreign private enterprises that merge with local companies to operate in the country. Then the US make it even more difficult for the developing countries to come back from their bankruptcy because the purpose is to make them poorer and that they have to become dependent on foreign assistance. However, in terms of foreign assistance, most funds delivered by the countries that give the assistance. For every dollar spent, three- quarter of the money returns to the country givers. One-quarter of the money is used to bribe local officials. Therefore, in reality, the developing countries develop themselves. They never receive any assistance. The same goes to the borrowing. The developing countries' governments are being used as a means by the private sector enterprises to take on loans from the World Bank, but then the money return to the countries where the money supposed to come from. The government becomes the bearer of the loan. It is sure a wicked capitalism.