Sentence examples for in indebtedness from inspiring English sources

Instead, as this paper from economists at the Federal Reserve shows, the growth in indebtedness has largely been driven by demographic changes and housing prices.

Moody's also cut the ratings of five Spanish regional governments, saying a decline in tax revenue would lead to an increase in indebtedness.

They divide counties into deciles based on the pre-crisis increase in indebtedness and then analyse differences in behaviour in counties in the top and bottom deciles.

That came back to haunt us big-time". The housing bubble both caused, and was enabled by, a boom in indebtedness.

As the project will not generate that amount after operating expenses, this will mean increased property taxes in Camden County, which already has more than $1 billion in indebtedness.

But now that the United States has chalked up an unprecedented $400 billion in indebtedness and faces unprecedented trade deficits far into the future, a "beggar thyself" policy to help our neighbors is impractical.

And what we spend our money on will change, too; housing costs, which were the central cause of the rise in Americans' indebtedness in recent years, should eat up less of our budgets in the future.

While the decline in the savings rate and the growth in household indebtedness since 1980 has in part reflected a shift toward more consumption, conspicuous consumption in the classic sense has not been the biggest driver of declining savings.

The study clearly established that MSEMVS has had a dramatic impact on improving the lives of affected individuals and households, for example in reducing indebtedness, improving participation in government job programs and increasing community empowerment.

Mr. Garcia had offered $2.50 in cash and $6 in subordinated indebtedness of the acquiring company for each share of Ugly Duckling, a 50percentt premium on the stock's closing price last Friday.

Spikes in house prices and increases in household indebtedness before an episode of financial turmoil also appear to be "associated with sharper downturns in the aftermath of financial stress".