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Restructuring must start with the UN Security Council, whose 1945 mandate is no longer viable.
That is why Europeans should hope that the wave of corporate restructuring and reformation, which many thought would follow inevitably in the wake of the creation of the single market, begins to crest across the Continent and change the way businesses are run.
Doing so will require greater sustained attention to underserved rural areas and migrant populations, and to restructuring social policies in order to ensure secure safety nets.
Expedited debtor-friendly bankruptcy procedures could ensure quick restructuring and provide a framework for renegotiating debts.
Debt instruments similar to GDP-linked bonds have been tried, but only when it is already too late: as an emergency component of a post-default restructuring process.
This is why Europe’s future lies in a restructuring of the eurozone as a political entity, underpinned by more comprehensive cooperation.
As a result, conventional monetary and macro-prudential policies are caught between competing demands for credit, with one track needing to support productive growth and the other attempting to buy time for restructuring.
So the need for debt restructuring is an unavoidable reality.
Even if the Germans and other creditors acquiesce in a restructuring – not from 2013 on, as German Chancellor Angel Merkel has asked for, but now – there is the further problem of restoring competitiveness.
The cost of debt service adjusts automatically, without the severe disruption that results from loss of confidence, crisis, debt restructuring, and so forth.
The recent experiences of Argentina, Greece, and Cyprus highlight the “blowback” on sovereign-debt restructuring.
This allowed for a faster and more orderly restructuring than otherwise would have been possible.
Ideally, the world would have a well-functioning international mechanism for sovereign-bond restructuring.
That moniker obscures a fundamental difference: I wanted to keep Greece in the eurozone sustainably and was clashing with Germany’s leaders in favor of the debt restructuring that would make this possible.
What drove them to reject the party completely was a policy debate on restructuring “cram schools” – expensive private institutions that prepare high-school seniors for their university entrance examinations.
Restructuring damages the euro, and fiscal consolidation in the distressed countries, while necessary, is probably not sufficient.
Europe still needs debt restructuring, though the continent’s leaders refuse to acknowledge this.
Since the United Kingdom itself is a large capital importer, we can assume that the City is not holding the paper itself but merely restructuring it and then selling it to the world under a new name and with the London stamp on it.
This includes the failure to issue public debt where necessary to facilitate restructuring, particularly if overall economy-wide (or eurozone-wide) debt could be reduced in the same operation.
The country’s economic health would slowly be restored through a lengthy process of restructuring and the adoption of more responsible monetary and fiscal policies.
Neither does it preclude the use of activist trade and industrial policies in pursuit of economic restructuring.
The report, still on familiar ground, then goes on to criticize the Fund for acquiescing to European resistance to debt restructuring by Greece in 2010.
It criticizes the IMF for setting ambitious targets for fiscal consolidation– necessary if debt restructuring was to be avoided – but underestimating austerity’s damaging economic effects.
IMF staff favored restructuring, but the European Commission and the ECB, which put up two-thirds of the money, ultimately had their way.
This would have addressed the contagion problem that was one basis for European officials’ resistance to a Greek debt restructuring.
The New Economy’s Have and Have NotsCAMBRIDGE: Improving technology, radical restructuring, and increasing competition are the hallmarks of the New Economy.
But increased competition, restructuring, and new technologies inevitably displace workers.
It stands in the way of a restructuring of its decision-making process that would better reflect developing countries’ growing importance and dynamism.
But if the government accompanied effective demand-side measures with active labor-market policies, at least the employment problem could be effectively addressed, and optimal – or at least reasonable – policies for economic restructuring could be designed.
If QE continues, many of them will have to find new ways to generate returns or face significant restructuring.
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