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And boosting net exports will require a weaker dollar to make US products more attractive to foreign buyers and foreign goods more expensive to US buyers, implying a loss in Americans’ standard of living.
And, if a debt crisis is near, exceptions will be found, waivers will be issued, and buyers for the additional debt will be lined up.
With production costs rising in China, international buyers are looking for alternative sourcing destinations for manufactured products.
Local firms and banks then have to liquidate investments, but if there are many sellers and few buyers, asset prices can only go south, triggering bankruptcies and a full-fledged financial crisis.
Sellers of fakery manufacture information for money or for political profit; there are always eager buyers among the credulous, prurient, or vindictive.
A fraction of the population will always be willing buyers of fake news; but the majority will learn to distinguish between trustworthy and unreliable sources.
On the contrary, a crash makes the dream of ownership more affordable, which benefits first-time buyers – typically the young and less well-off.
If the US imposes a 25% across-the-board tariff, the rise in the cost to American buyers – assuming no change in the prices charged by Chinese exporters – would be $125 billion.
And, because Chinese exporters would probably reduce the prices of some of their products, the increased cost to American buyers would be less than $125 billion.
Moreover, American buyers would shift some of their purchases to products produced by US firms or to imports from other countries, further lowering the net cost.
But this approach isn’t perfect, either, because the risky borrowers to whom lending is restricted tend to be first-time or low-income buyers.
It is not clear who the buyers will be, especially since the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial-reform legislation restricted what banks can do and increased their capital requirements, which has raised the cost of holding bonds.
Convinced that private ownership has become essential to smart living, buyers bid up home prices.
Who were the ultimate buyers of these toxic products, and why did they buy them?
When buyers find it difficult to finance home purchases, sellers have to cut the asking price.
That reduction in potential deficits and debt can by itself give a boost to the economy in 2011 by calming fears that an exploding national debt would eventually force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates – perhaps sharply if foreign buyers of US Treasuries suddenly became frightened by the deficit prospects.
Looking back on the past year, the 6% rise in the renminbi-dollar exchange rate might understate the increase in the relative cost of Chinese goods to American buyers because of differences in domestic inflation rates.
Governments regard domestic banks as important buyers of sovereign debt.
Meanwhile, in America, active campaigning by the Humane Society of the US has led to about 50 major pork buyers announcing that they will phase out their purchase of pork from suppliers who use sow stalls.
Additionally, there are organ brokers who arrange the deals between sellers and buyers.
Many organ sellers from Israel, for example, were, together with their buyers, brought to Manila for the transplants.
To be sure, President Vladimir Putin has outlined some important constraints on these potential sales: the government will not sell majority stakes; the deals cannot be financed by loans from state-owned banks; and the buyers cannot be registered outside of Russia’s jurisdiction.
Farmers and food retailers can connect directly through mobile phones and distribution hubs, enabling farmers to sell their crops at higher “farm-gate” prices and without delay, while buyers can move those crops to markets with minimum spoilage and lower prices for final consumers.
In other words, buyers are getting an additional 2% current yield in exchange for assuming the risk of holding long-term bonds.
Even the nationalization of Yukos’s assets may reflect little more than the absence of alternative buyers, given the obvious political obstacle passing those assets on to other domestic private-sector players (i.e., oligarchs), and the legal and reputational barriers to foreign investors.
Far from reacting in horror at this clearly unsustainable behavior, bond buyers around the world still line up to buy government bonds in return for yields that are little more than zero.
And gold buyers include not just individuals, but also sophisticated institutions and sovereign wealth funds.
Many gold buyers want a hedge against the risk of inflation or possible declines in the value of the dollar or other currencies.
The reckless decisions underlying such losses are not just a private matter playing out in a domain of willing buyers and sellers.
Mortgage lenders seem to have believed that home buyers would not default, because rising prices would make keeping up with their payments very attractive.
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