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Why are the assumed probabilities of insolvency attached to particular D&B Failure Scores different for every OECD country?

April 26, 2017Assumed attached different Insolvency OECD particular probabilities

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Why are the assumed probabilities of insolvency attached to particular D&B Failure Scores different for every OECD country?

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The assumed probabilities of insolvency attaching to particular Failure Scores or local equivalents differ between OECD countries, because of variations in the overall national insolvency rates which are reflected in local scoring models.

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The assumed probabilities of insolvency attached to particular Failure Scores (or local equivalents) differ between OECD countries due to variations in the overall national insolvency rates which are reflected in local scoring models.