Sentence examples for indebtedness from inspiring English sources

Any country requiring a bailout is forced into a programme of cuts so extreme that economic growth becomes impossible and the high indebtedness remains.

These are the highest levels of indebtedness in British peacetime history.

In their paper Ms Reinhart and Mr Rogoff sorted the figures into four categories of indebtedness and took average growth rates for each.

The price was put at $300m.Shares in Babcock & Brown, an Australian securities firm, lost almost 30% of their value in a day, as investors fretted about its levels of indebtedness.

It is true that interchange fees facilitate credit-card usage, which can encourage indebtedness with all its attendant problems.

That would not go far enough in tackling Greece's indebtedness but it would relieve other euro-area states of the need to send extra funds to Greece in 2012, and it would also protect banks that hold Greek debt in their books at par from having to take write-downs.

For instance, it is hard to know which government assets and liabilities (eg, those of state-owned banks) should be counted towards its net indebtedness.

First, deflation occurs slowly and is unpleasant and may well worsen the problem of household indebtedness.

America's indebtedness and crippling health-care and pension burdens, Ms Moyo believes, may lead it to create a "socialist welfare state" by the latter part of the century, or to default on its public debt.

Robert Gordon of Northwestern University suggests that recent innovation is simply less impressive than it seems, and certainly not powerful enough to offset the effects of demographic change, inequality and sovereign indebtedness.

Relatively stable nominal income growth coincided with soaring private indebtedness:And greater financial risk-taking:This was no mere coincidence.