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The principle is exactly the same when the holders of the national debt are foreigners (as with Greece), though the political opposition to repayment will be much greater.
With US government debt repayment now in play, the very concept of dollar-based riskless assets is in doubt.
In exchange for rescheduling repayment, China is requiring countries to award it contracts for additional projects, thereby making their debt crises interminable.
Existing reforms do not adequately mitigate this risk, largely because they depend on the authorities and the banks to complete a complex and untested repayment process within 48 hours of a bank’s collapse.
Most observers of the mortgage market believe that its growth accelerated in 2005, after Congress exempted mortgage bonds from most bankruptcy procedures – a move that would eliminate waiting time for repayment.
It is also right that Paris Club creditors receive meaningful repayment.
But they cannot expect repayment in full and on time as Russia is doing for its ‘own’ - ie, post-Soviet - debt.
When other countries guarantee repayment, it is hoped, low interest rates will return.
This also means that a country with too much debt should renegotiate it down before getting help from the IMF, thereby avoiding an unsustainable repayment burden.
Any day, creditors could stage a run, demand immediate repayment only to find that there was no money to meet their claims.
Local governments use land as collateral to take out loans to fund infrastructure investment, then finance repayment by relying on revenues from subsequent land sales.
The Egyptian government’s only role should be to help liquidate Mubarak assets for repayment should the need arise.
These problems unaddressed, scores of commercial banks and enterprises began to fail; foreign capital fled; and foreign banks demanded early repayment of dollars loaned to Korean banks and enterprises.
This idea elicits strong reservations, not only in Italy, where the policy establishment is obsessed with the country’s record indebtedness, but also in France, where debt repayment is regarded as the dividing line between advanced and developing countries.
A third lesson derives from a little-noticed but vital aspect of the US experience: debt reduction is comparatively easy in the US, because the no-recourse feature of most mortgages there limits repayment obligations to the value of the house.
Once countries become ensnared in China’s debt traps, they can end up being forced into even worse deals to compensate their creditor for lack of repayment.
What this means is simpler than it sounds: the rising value of collateral tends to be seen as offering higher repayment probabilities.
Better repayment prospects and lower regulatory capital costs then fuel the asset-based financing of further acquisition of assets.
But what happened during the Iraq war demonstrated that no real practical goal--such as securing repayment of Iraq's debts or preserving Russian interests in Iraqi oil--guided Russia's foreign policy.
And, as with governments engaged in fiscal stimulus, the key to a positive outcome will be to rule out even a smidgeon of fear that repayment obligations will become onerous in any way.
It was alleged, too, that coercion was being used to exact repayment, leaving victims with no way out but to end their own lives.
Whereas microcredit institutions’ business model depends on a very high repayment rate (often exceeding 98%), government-run banks and state-supported co-operatives tend eventually to write off their loans when elections come around, with state and national governments waiving poor farmers’ debts for political reasons.
Price inflation forces creditors to accept repayment in debased currency.
Because all the member states provide one another with free credit guarantees, interest rates for government securities can no longer differ in accordance with creditworthiness or likelihood of repayment.
As repayment rates plummeted, micro-lending ground to a halt.
Excessive reliance on debt finance has undermined basic tenets of democracy, with government finance increasingly determined not by electoral cycles and political deliberation, but by repayment schedules.
When this new bankruptcy law was passed, no one complained that it interfered with the sanctity of contracts: at the time borrowers incurred their debt, a more humane – and economically rational – bankruptcy law gave them a chance for a fresh start if the burden of debt repayment became too onerous.
An overvalued exchange rate strengthens repayment capacity, so international bankers cheer it on – until they cut and run.
Because such payments are more than Russia can handle and the government has proved incapable of renegotiating the payment schedule or of writing off some of the Soviet debt, it continuously fails to meet its repayment obligations.
The idea of exempting banks’ secured debt from the pecking order for repayment is extremely problematic as well.
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