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Discipline and restructuring must be imposed on the so called natural monopolies: railways, power utilities and, above all, Gazprom - the country’s largest company, and in which there is overwhelming evidence of theft by managers.
Delayed restructuring eventually means more painful restructuring – after many years of lost growth.
But having failed to insist on an up-front restructuring, the IMF will face problems.
With private investors reluctant to lend more or even to roll over existing debt, the bulk of Greek debt at the time of any restructuring (or whatever it is euphemistically called) will be from the official sector.
Since we do not have time for Chapter 11 proceedings and we do not want to bail out all the creditors, the lesser evil is to do what judges do in contentious and overextended bankruptcy processes: impose a restructuring plan on creditors, with part of the debt forgiven in exchange for equity or warrants.
That restructuring of insurance would simultaneously protect individuals, increase labor mobility, and help to control health-care costs.
The BIS argues in favor of fiscal restraint, debt restructuring if needed, and swift normalization of monetary policies – quite explicitly criticizing the US Federal Reserve’s caution and the European Central Bank’s aggressive stance.
Debt restructuring, however, needs to be well done and cannot possibly be punitive, but the debt burden and its terms need to be reconfigured to meet Russia’s ability to pay.
The only alternative would be a meaningful debt restructuring to end Greece’s insolvency.
To stabilize the situation, I flew to London to address financiers with a message of moderation and sensible policies regarding both reforms and debt restructuring.
This concern is all the more legitimate, given that bailouts have often hampered restructuring, resolution, and consolidation to preserve existing banking interests and practices, thereby delaying the necessary repair of balance sheets and zombifying the European banking system.
And the Chinese government has been working to do so, implementing policies aimed at supporting debt restructuring.
One important solution that has not yet been proposed would involve a far-reaching restructuring of large SOEs.
But if China pursues state-sector restructuring, unemployment will rise.
Yet state-sector restructuring seems unavoidable.
If China is to succeed in its economic restructuring, industrial upgrading, and expansion of high-productivity services, the role of SOEs needs to be once again limited to a few relevant sectors.
With American power on the wane and China’s on the rise, a restructuring of international relations is inevitable.
As a result, EMU will now be equipped with the ability both to provide assistance to a member country that loses market access and to organize the restructuring of its public debt.
But the most contentious part of debt restructuring could well be reaching inter-governmental agreements.
Markets need to understand what will happen if some sort of debt restructuring takes place before the permanent regime is introduced in 2013, and the ECB must figure out how it will get rid of the peripheral bonds on its balance sheet.
The role of the AU should extend to cultivating ways to involve the private sector in restructuring both Africa's economy and its politics.
The vast majority of countries have called for the creation of a framework for sovereign-debt restructuring.
The number of bankruptcies has multiplied in a year, while the number of profitable enterprises has increased greatly, as a radical differentiation is occurring between successful and failing enterprises, signifying radical enterprise restructuring.
Though it is hard to cry for Argentina, the ruling in favor of the holdouts is bad news for the global financial system and sets back the evolution of the international regime for restructuring sovereign debt.
Ambitious proposals to redress it, such as a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism (SDRM) housed at the International Monetary Fund, have always run into political roadblocks.
Such incremental steps gave rise to a loose system of debt restructuring.
Restructuring often came too late and provided too little relief to restore debt sustainability.
They must begin by restructuring retirement to compel people to work longer, at least part-time, and wait until they fully retire to enroll in Medicare.
In fact, analysts who are bullish on Venezuelan debt have been lobbying the government and opposition leaders with an implied threat: even considering a restructuring of your bonds, they point out, will allow those managing your assets to cause havoc in Venezuela.
To prevent the EU's single market from going bust, national policymakers must implement industrial restructuring policies in tandem.
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