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In other words, low interest rates held productivity down by allowing heavily indebted zombie companies to survive for longer than they otherwise would have done.
Russia's economic crisis is a crisis of a heavily indebted economy.
Indeed, many highly indebted countries in Latin America conducted similar debt buybacks in the late 1980’s.
Of course, in the highly indebted peripheral countries, there was room for interest rates to fall and for credit supply to grow – and they have, leading governments and households to increase their spending.
The standard response to Minsky’s concern – that the spenders can’t afford it and the savers aren’t spending – is that monetary policy should focus on ensuring price stability, while macroprudential policy aims to safeguard financial stability by limiting borrowing by highly indebted agents.
Many of these heavily indebted enterprises are state-owned, and have borrowed from state-controlled banks.
Because the credit system has been designed around implicit state guarantees, much of the financing is misallocated to the economy’s less efficient, highly indebted sectors.
European growth is constrained by debt problems and continued concerns about the solvency of Greece and other highly indebted EU members.
It is far too indebted to be the ultimate strategic and economic insurance policy for its allies, as it was in the past.
What would happen if, in five years, Italy were heavily indebted to the IMF?
Particularly by guaranteeing highly indebted countries’ sovereign bonds, the ECB has actually weakened the willingness to reform, particularly in the larger European Union countries, whose decrepit economic structures are an obstacle to potential growth, and where more room must be given to private initiative.
In addition, Germany has much more inner stability than the US, because it does not have the problem of heavily indebted households that are now restricted in their borrowing.
New Year, Same CrisisDAVOS – The measures introduced by the European Central Bank last December, especially the Long Term Refinancing Operation (LTRO), have relieved the liquidity problems of European banks, but have not cured the financing disadvantage of the highly indebted member states.
Indeed, that supposed solution leaves half the eurozone relegated to the status of Third World countries that have become highly indebted in a foreign currency.
The countries north of the Alps have excess savings, but Northern European savers do not want to finance indebted Southern European countries like Italy, Spain, and Greece.
We become indebted in order to consume because we are convinced that our utility schedule is more important than someone else’s.
Housing prices shot up, real-estate developers borrowed recklessly, and local governments became heavily indebted.
Yet Eurobonds would substantially reduce the heavily indebted countries’ borrowing costs and go a long way to reestablishing a level playing field in the eurozone.
Greece’s public debt was placed in its own banking system, which is indebted to the European Central Bank via the issuance of euros.
Such equivalence neglects the reason why the Stability Pact was created in the first place - to compel the most heavily indebted governments to put their fiscal house in order.
Industrial countries could not even take the small step of eliminating trade barriers to the exports of the poorest and most heavily indebted countries.
But a more specific similarity is that highly indebted eurozone countries and Chinese provinces and counties have been spending too much of a common currency.
Very low interest rates, meanwhile, generate asset-price increases, which benefit the already wealthy and reduce the income of less wealthy bank depositors, who in some circumstances might cut consumption more than deeply indebted borrowers increase it.
If Grexit had succeeded, the entire monetary union would have come under threat, because investors would have wondered whether some of the eurozone’s other highly indebted countries would have followed Greece’s lead.
One rationale for creating China's stock market was that it would channel finance to where it was most needed, side-stepping indebted and inefficient banks.
First, the scale of the debt burden built up over close to 20 years of conflict was monumental, amounting to more than $4 billion – three to four times the level of indebtedness relative to income of the most severely indebted European countries currently facing difficulties.
This would result in fewer asylum-seekers making life-threatening voyages that leave their families deeply indebted – human traffickers charge as much as €15,000 ($19,700) to cross the Mediterranean – only to be turned away.
They coalesced around a strategy of democratizing and westernizing a weak and indebted Russia.
Similarly, the government proclaims bold intentions to tackle reform of Italy's deeply indebted pension system, but lacks the political leverage to realize change.
Many heavily indebted companies are SOEs, and most of the new projects that they initiate are “super-projects,” with the return on investment taking longer than creditor banks expect.
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