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Fourth, the re-leveraging of the public sector through
large
fiscal deficits and debt accumulation risks crowding out a recovery in private-sector spending.
But if they maintain
large
budget deficits and continue to monetize them, at some point – after the current deflationary forces become more subdued – bond markets will revolt.
A Tale of Two DefaultsBRUSSELS – Once upon a time, there was a country plagued by
large
deficits, high inflation, and decades of economic stagnation.
Growth returned, and confidence among foreign investors was such that
large
inflows of foreign direct investment, especially in the banking sector, arrived.
When the risk premia threatened to become unbearable, the international community responded with
large
financial support packages, financed principally by the International Monetary Fund and some friendly countries.
One year later, risk premia were even higher than before, and a second bailout package was put together, followed by a
large
“voluntary” debt rescheduling.
The first
large
bailout package for Greece has also met a fate similar to Argentina’s.
Although the role of portfolio insurance is disputed, it’s hard to see how the market could have fallen by such a
large
amount without its influence.
To be sure, if the market fell sharply, the Fed would activate the “Greenspan-Bernanke Put,” providing
large
amounts of liquidity to distressed intermediaries.
Despite relatively high oil prices, Venezuela has a
large
fiscal deficit and falling foreign-exchange reserves.
The waste from the animals, together with the fertilizers and pesticides used to produce feed, generate
large
quantities of nitrogen oxides.
Moreover, keeping
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concentrations of animals in confined spaces facilitates the proliferation of infectious diseases that can spread to humans, such as avian flu.
Add to this the horrific conditions suffered by the animals themselves, owing to the industry’s resistance to applying reasonable animal-welfare standards, and one might wonder how the industry could have been allowed to grow so
large.
First, though the German economy and its surplus loom
large
in the context of Europe, an adjustment by Germany alone would benefit the eurozone periphery rather little.
But their willingness to engage could wane, particularly if sanctions exact a high financial price or military action causes a
large
number of casualties.
Yet, despite the tremendous social pain, this approach will make no dent in their
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and rising debt overhang.
Meanwhile, housing in the United States is weakening again – the third
large
global risk.
The theme of good governance has special appeal to
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bureaucratic organizations like multilateral development banks and UN agencies, which favor apolitical solutions to what are essentially political problems.
Recent speculation that China’s economy may soon be as
large
as America’s has boosted this interest further, causing many to believe – whether ruefully or gleefully – that the renminbi will soon dominate.
Foreign investors now hold more than $5.7 trillion of these low-yielding securities, not to mention
large
quantities of other dollar assets.
The reality is that, despite China’s economic heft and low central-government public debt, foreign investors are unlikely to trust China with
large
sums of money.
This February, China’s most important paper, the People’s Daily, published a
large
photograph of him receiving the award, together with praise of his work.
Big Banks’ Shadow DanceWASHINGTON, DC – One of the great myths propagated by very
large
financial institutions is that, if they were to become effectively regulated again, many investors and financial transactions would flee to “shadow banks.”
So perhaps financial-system risk would increase, not decrease, if we regulated very
large
non-shadow banks properly.
Whether we have the political will to implement effective controls is, as always, another question – in
large
part because the big banks are very powerful and they would like the shadows to remain as shadowy as they are now.
These shadow activities were the work of Citigroup and other
large
complex financial institutions that are subject to regulation.
The regulators were “captured” – meaning that they identified so closely with the intellectual perspective and worldview of
large
complex financial institutions that they were persuaded to allow something that was actually very dangerous.
Once more reflecting and encouraging a
large
segment of what had been his people, he saw in Hitler the new man chosen by providence, the savior of a Germany defeated by treachery.
These items range from small ones, like the $7,500 tax credit that goes to a buyer of an electric car, to
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(for example, the deduction for mortgage interest and the exclusion from taxable income of employer payments for employee health insurance).
This means that a
large
segment of the business community raises funds, shares equity, and manages operations within small, tight-knit social circles.
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