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The premise that only a credible default ensures significant private-sector involvement (that is, that private bondholders take a real hit) is apparent when we compare the market-friendly Uruguayan debt exchange in 2003 with the draconian Argentine restructuring of 2005.
But the buyback can succeed only if the market perceives it as the last chance before a unilateral debt restructuring.
On March 23 the Gore-Primakov Commission will hold fresh meetings that could determine whether or not the IMF approve another $4 billion-dollar loan as well as lead to restructuring Russia's debt after the default of last summer.
Saving Europe’s Real HegemonMUNICH – Last June, the European Commission announced its about-face on bank restructuring.
Restructuring was crucial to revitalizing Sweden's financial sector, and is necessary in Japan.
Quick, forceful restructuring will help end the credit crunch and lay the base for renewed growth.
Throughout history, however, Japan confronted big challenges by restructuring its culture and economy.
Finally, global economic conditions will compel even more restructuring upon Japan.
When holdouts are rewarded by court decisions, and the rights of recalcitrant creditors are recognized in other jurisdictions, efforts at “voluntary” restructuring become unsustainable.
The consequence is a complicated game – currently exemplified by the saga of Greek voluntary restructuring – in which both sides stare into the abyss and then turn away from the out-and-out conflict that would send them plummeting into it.
Traffic accidents, though rarer, would still be a possibility; in fact, they might be one of the main impediments to implementation of autonomous systems, demanding a restructuring of insurance and liability that could sustain armies of lawyers for years to come.
For one thing, the debts were enormous, amounting to over $100 billion (including accrued interest payments); indeed, Argentina’s was the largest external default on record until Greece’s recent restructuring.
Restructuring the role of Turkey’s army is vital, but if Turkey cannot follow through with the Armenian and Kurdish openings, the country’s own domestic situation, its relations with the two peoples, as well as tensions in the Caucasus, will undoubtedly worsen.
The very fact that most corporate debt is owed by state-owned enterprises to state-owned banks, with only limited links between the Chinese and overseas banking systems, will make it easier to implement a restructuring program for bad debt without provoking a self-reinforcing crisis.
But the most interesting new fact in European economics is surely the belief, hope, and perhaps reality, of economic restructuring on a variety of fronts.
Germany had its turn at the head when hard money was the issue of the day; today it is trailing because the restructuring mode does not accord well with its traditions of pay without work and disciplined followers without courageous leadership.
Then, unless the EFSF pot were tripled – a move that Germany would resist – the only option left would become an orderly but coercive restructuring of Italian and Spanish debt, as has happened in Greece.
Coercive restructuring of insolvent banks’ unsecured debt would be next.
Consider now the forces of competition: international trade, deregulation, restructuring, and information.
There is also restructuring around lower costs.
Restructuring and trade overlap.
The stock market channels restructuring pressures anonymously in ways that managers cannot resist.
The focus should be on preparing workers for the next round, beyond restructuring, not fighting old battles for old industries.
In some nations, labor greatly influences the firm through politics-i.e., opposing mass lay-offs and resisting restructuring plans that change the nature of the workplace.
At the same time, there appears to be less commitment to a market-based reform agenda featuring private consumption and SOE restructuring.
Economic restructuring and diversification were promoted through a range of industrial policies.
Has the eurozone crisis finally taught the IMF that public and private debt overhangs are significant impediments to growth, and that it should place much greater emphasis on debt write-downs and restructuring than it has in the past?
And Macron’s government also seemed to adopt a proposal I made in 2015, when I was Greece’s finance minister, for restructuring public debt via GDP-indexing.
Officially, Greece does not have a solvency problem, and restructuring of its public debt is not an option.
The international community has, so far, failed to develop effective and equitable arrangements for restructuring sovereign debt, despite the clearly dysfunctional and problematic consequences of past international public-debt crises.
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