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And debt and deficit concerns will remain, with the virtual certainty of at least one sovereign-debt
restructuring
in Europe.
By
restructuring
a failed industrial firm’s debts, saving its profitable businesses, and selling its loss-making ones, bankruptcy can minimize a failed firm’s knock-on costs for its creditors and the economy as a whole.
But, though US bankruptcy law usually does a good job of
restructuring
industrial firms, it cannot restructure financial firms, because bankruptcy’s basic rules – which allow the court to consolidate the firm’s assets, redeploy them, and sell the rest – do not apply to most financial contracts, like derivatives.
The problem is that bankruptcy today is no more capable of
restructuring
a failed financial firm than it was in 2009; a failed Lehman in 2014 would be no less disruptive to the world economy.
If Germany is to maintain its economic dominance, it will have to do something far harder than keeping wages in check or
restructuring
hierarchies.
The Bank created special facilities to assist with food security, rapid crisis response, trade finance, micro-finance, public-private infrastructure, bank capitalization, and
restructuring
business loans.
After years of “extend and pretend,” today almost everyone agrees that debt
restructuring
is essential.
The problem with debt
restructuring
in the eurozone is that it is essential and, at the same time, inconsistent with the implicit constitution underpinning the monetary union.
Meanwhile, the debt
restructuring
for which the eurozone – not just Greece – is crying out is unlikely to be politically acceptable in the current climate.
To provide short-term financing to a bank during any restructuring, the Commission’s plan would create a European Fund, putting all banks on an equal footing.
The heavy-handed closures of NTV and TV-6 are merely two of the best examples of this country's halting leap toward normality, and both closures reveal Putin's selective approach to
restructuring
Russia.
Alternatives to a debt
restructuring
are fast disappearing.
So the only realistic and sensible solution is an orderly and market-oriented – but coercive –
restructuring
of the entire Greek public debt.
BRUSSELS – For months now, a fight over sovereign-debt
restructuring
has been raging between those who insist that Greece must continue to honor its signature and those for whom the country’s debt should be partly canceled.
But instead of trying to find a way to cushion the possible impact of such a shock, the ECB is rejecting out of hand any sort of
restructuring.
Indeed, it is raising the specter of a chain reaction by invoking the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, and threatening to punish any
restructuring
by cutting banks’ access to liquidity.
By refusing a planned and orderly restructuring, the eurozone is exposing itself to the risk of a messy default.
It should be used, first, to allow other distressed countries to regain or consolidate their financial credibility, and, second, to pave the way for an orderly
restructuring
of Greek debt, which requires preparation.
Western illusions were largely a product of western political thought: liberal democracy was deemed the obvious and only solution to the problems of
restructuring
political order in the new democracies.
That means more debt
restructuring
and more bank closures now, rather than watering down proposals to rein in freewheeling markets.
If it loosens monetary policy further – by, say, cutting banks’ reserve requirement ratio – the momentum for
restructuring
could be lost; and there is no guarantee that the additional liquidity would flow into the real sector.
Past presidential candidates pledged to reform the chaebol – from cracking down on corruption to
restructuring
corporate governance – but delivered little, instead favoring short-term political gain from maintaining the status quo.
Though laudable, they seem disconnected from pro-consumption
restructuring.
After a huge
restructuring
of privately held debt in 2011, the ratio was forecast to reach 124% by 2020, a target the International Monetary Fund believed could be achieved, “but not with high probability.”
These include increased unemployment, the reduction of excessive debt burdens and therefore of credit-driven spending, the
restructuring
of sectors that had expanded in response to excessive spending, and the curtailment of lending by over-extended financial institutions.
The
restructuring
of economies away from finance will necessarily take some time.
As a consequence, the boldest new experiments in employee ownership - United Airlines, privatized Russian firms, even Air France - seem likely to serve only as temporary expedients in industrial
restructuring.
To prevent a humanitarian catastrophe, swift action needs to be taken: restoration of the market mechanism; exchange-rate unification (as President Mauricio Macri just implemented in Argentina); an alternative system of social transfers to substitute for rationing; fiscal retrenchment; orderly foreign-debt restructuring; and massive financial support from the international community.
He will need to stimulate the economy and avoid protectionist pressures at home, while also taking the lead in
restructuring
the global financial system.
Moreover, whereas Japan postponed corporate and bank
restructuring
for years, in the US private and especially public efforts to restructure assets and firms will start faster and be more aggressive.
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