Sentence examples for debt bubbles from inspiring English sources

Maybe debt bubbles are harmless, or, more precisely, less harmful than the cost of preventing them with monetary policy tools.

In sombre mood, he referred to "spotting debt bubbles" before they burst, "unsustainable spending" and "effects on family budgets (from the crisis) still being felt".

Capitalism cannot avoid fads and bubbles: equity bubbles (as in 2000) have proved to be mild; debt bubbles are vicious.6.

It was a bizarre announcement from a chancellor who opened his speech stating that his government would "spot the debt bubbles before they threaten financial stability".

This illusion continued while the eurozone was being fuelled with the pre-2008 capital flows that kept inflating its own financial, housing and public debt bubbles.

Kenneth Rogoff's work on debt bubbles with Carmen Reinhart placed the crisis in an 800-year continuum of borrowing and collapse: his papers have earned the most academic citations of the table-toppers in our poll.

"This looks like a huge debt bubble," Mr. Segal said.

The Greek crisis may be the first sign of the sovereign debt bubble bursting.

Britain, like America, is suffering from the aftermath of a housing and debt bubble.

Eventually, of course, the debt bubble burst — and with it, the last coping mechanism.

That's the normal pattern after a giant debt bubble pops.