Sentence examples for overall indebtedness from inspiring English sources

[ D4. ] The Mexican Government has started buying back some of its foreign loans at a discount in an effort to encourage outside investment and reduce overall indebtedness.

If some of what has been classified as Chinese corporate borrowing actually stems from the government, it does not reduce the country's overall indebtedness.

C1 Record U.S. Trade Deficit The United States hit a record deficit of $166.2 last quarter in trade and capital flows with the rest of the world, the Commerce Department reported, raising fresh concerns about the nation's overall indebtedness.

They say that euro bonds might address the problem for a few years, but that eventually the overall indebtedness of the bloc would reach unsustainable levels, and the smaller states would pull Germany under with them.

The debt issue is critically important to Mr. Pataki, a Republican, in large part because he has been facing sharp criticism from conservative groups and independent budget analysts for expanding the state's overall indebtedness, even as the state has amassed multibillion-dollar budget surpluses from year to year.

The company says it is raising the money on the public market "to reduce overall indebtedness and provide the Company with greater financial flexibility to drive the future growth of the business".

In addition to the effect on jobs, the trade deficit has also led to a huge increase in overall United States indebtedness to the rest of the world.

The overall volume of indebtedness in the economy is therefore still with us - although it has been shuffled from financial sector to public sector.

Bonds are merely certificates of indebtedness.

Among the long-term implications to digital credit-based loans are credit bubbles, over-indebtedness, and the overall impact on social welfare.

First, rising income concentration -- rising shares of income accruing to capital and the very wealthy -- would be leading to overall under-consumption, only occasionally countervailed with unsustainable over-indebtedness by the poor.