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Amsterdam's municipal debt keeps rising, but is that a problem?
Amsterdam's municipal debt is projected to surpass ten billion euros, prompting discussions on whether this represents a concerning financial burden or a necessary investment in city development. Experts remain divided, highlighting both the social benefits of these projects and the risks posed by rising interest rates and banking limits.
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