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Moreover, China’s fiscal position remains strong: even after accounting for all sorts of contingent liabilities – such as local-government loans, large project loans, and commercial banks’ non-performing loans in the event of a housing-market crash, China’s public debt/GDP ratio is still below 60%.
Parallels to 1937NEW HAVEN – The depression that followed the stock-market crash of 1929 took a turn for the worse eight years later, and recovery came only with the enormous economic stimulus provided by World War II, a conflict that cost more than 60 million lives.
And we know how herd behavior by investors means that a single salient bank failure can turn a financial mania into a panic, and then a crash.
However, some events – such as a wave of corporate scandals or a stock market crash – can interrupt the ordinary pro-insider operations of interest-group politics by leading ordinary citizens to pay attention corporate governance failures.
In the US, for example, new securities laws were passed following the stock market crash of 1929, and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was adopted in 2002, in the immediate aftermath of the collapse of the Internet bubble and the Enron and WorldCom scandals.
From here it is but a short step to proclaiming that the American model cannot work in Europe because it is socially reprehensible and, in any case, poised to crash any day now.
Conversely, a crash in house prices does not destroy any real wealth (the houses still stand).
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 employment and incomes in America crash, US demand for imports crashes – and not just America but the whole world will slide into recession.
From that fateful day, the advanced capitalist world has experienced its longest period of economic stagnation since the decade that began with the 1929 Wall Street crash and ended with the outbreak of World War II ten years later.
Start with the threat of a “no deal” rupture, whereby Britain would crash out of the EU with no agreement at all on a new relationship.
Austerity had failed repeatedly, from its early use under US President Herbert Hoover, which turned the stock-market crash into the Great Depression, to the IMF “programs” imposed on East Asia and Latin America in recent decades.
Is Ireland setting itself up for another devastating crash?
Wouldn’t it be better to accept more adjustment now in the form of slower post-crisis growth than to set ourselves up for an even bigger crash?
If home prices crash in the US, the bastion of capitalism, could it destroy confidence and end the boom in other countries?
The Great Depression, which followed the stock market crash of 1929, saw unemployment rise sharply in many countries, accompanied by severe deflation.
One reason was the depth and financial origins of the 2007-2008 crash.
However, the unintended consequence of “more haste” will often be “less speed,” and many will crash along the way.
In this context, just one fatal Osprey crash could trigger powerful anti-US sentiment on a strategically important island.
The talent for financial innovation that produced harmful new home-mortgage options before the crash should now be harnessed to develop more flexible mortgages that help borrowers avoid default.
If that happens, EMU may crash too.
Mexico is probably past the bottom of its crash, but uncertainties on the political front are gigantic and super high real interest rates spell pervasive bankrupticies of companies and banks.
Then came the crash of 2008.
It does increase inequality and threaten asset bubbles, which could lead to a new financial crash.
And of course the housing debt distortion was itself a key contributor to the crash.
The Limits of German PowerBERLIN – In the two years since Germany’s president, foreign minister, and defense minister signaled that their country would take on a larger role in international affairs, the country’s leaders have received a crash course in geopolitical realism.
In doing this they seek to crash through the gates of fortress Europe, refusing to be imprisoned by its narrow assumptions of national or European identity.
Ironically, a major reason why today’s politics increasingly rhyme with twentieth-century developments is the fear of repeating the Great Depression – a fear that emerged after the 2008 financial crisis seemed to rhyme with the 1929 stock-market crash.
The dollar would crash.
This does not mean that no one has the ability to foresee a crash, but rather that no one can be known for having that ability.
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