Original sentence: In addition, they claim that development of the third-world recipients will help the global economy.Much of the debt was incurred by different governments than currently rule the debtor nations; supporters feel that a new goverment should not be left with the tab of a deposed dictator, especially since theft by departing governments is often practiced, rather than investing the loans into useful infrastructure for the country itself.Opponents of debt relief argue, however, that forgiving the debt would create a moral hazard for debtor nations — that is, it would encourage them to take on excessive debt in the future, confident in the fact that they would be bailed out by Western creditors.Supporters of debt relief argue that it should be removed for a variety of reasons.They also claim that it would be unfair to third-world countries that managed their credit successfully
Edited sentence: A lot of the loaned money even left the poor countries immediately and went straight into Swiss bank accounts.By cancelling debt, banks and other organisations would be much less likely to lend again in the future, which could be very damaging to countries that need capital to trigger development.Economic justification - in the long run, helping poor countries to develop is good for the world economy.Moral obligation arising from the fact that in some cases much of the debt was incurred for military purposes by Western-supported dictators, which debt should not have been provided in the first place for such oppressive purposes ("odious debt").Moral oligation to help poor countries struggling to service debts, or doing so only at the expense of social programs such as public health.Much money was spent on projects that had little or no use.Some people maintain that borrowing countries did not invest the money properly and thus it is their fault, as they always knew they would have to repay the loans.There is much feeling that banks that lend money have an obligation to make sure the money is invested in useful projects, however this was not the case in the past