What would Indian techies give for just one day of America's rule of law; its dependable, regulated financial markets; its efficient, noncorrupt bureaucracy; and its best public schools and universities?
Moran called Social Security "a safe, stable, and dependable source of financial assistance for retirees and their families," and strongly opposes privatizing Social Security, saying that it would "cripple the system".
Konczal adds that U.S. treasuries also provide a "safe asset" for the financial markets, "dependable debt that can be used for collateral in other economic transactions".
The coalition – made up of the Communication Workers Union, Unite, the Federation of Small Businesses, the Public Interest Research Centre and the New Economics Foundation – argues there are significant advantages: a stronger Post Office network, accessible and dependable services, and greater financial inclusion, as well as thousands of new jobs.
Moreover, financial exclusion is interwoven with social dependency making financially excluded/underserved populations strongly dependable on their social networks.
They're looking for evidence that borrowers are hard-working, dependable, and likely to have what it takes to honor their financial commitments.
When investors lose confidence that other people will honour the promises that underpin financial assets, they retreat to government bonds, cash or gold, which are more dependable.
It offers skill at organizing major events, a sense of economic security in a time of global political and financial uncertainty, a $4.5 billion guaranteed war chest, plenty of hotel rooms for visitors and a dependable transportation system.
