GDP growth—Efficiency increased due to reduced corruption and criminal activity plus improved education and social development softens the negative impact of accelerated growth.
Fiscal balance—The government may have less money because of increased spending (massive programs of school construction, etc.) but subsequent tax revenues may help to offset this investment.
Environmental & external debt—Improved environmental management leads to reduced costs.
Per capita income—Average incomes may increase as educational investment pays off.
Economic development—Helped by improved education and reduced corruption and criminal
activity.
Willingness to default—The importance of global relationships would make the government less
likely to choose to default on its debt.