Finally , critics attacked HIPC as a program designed by creditors to protect creditor interests , leaving countries with unsustainable debt burdens even upon reaching the decision point .
For example , privatization of utilities tended to raise the cost of services beyond the citizens ' ability to pay .
Critics attacked HIPC as a program designed by creditors to protect creditor interests , leaving countries with unsustainable debt burdens even upon reaching the decision point .
For example , privatization of utilities tended to raise the cost of services beyond the citizens ' ability to pay .