indebted造句

The indebted countries of the West should escape this predicament.

If sovereign risk is back as a worry, what should indebted governments do?

In heavily indebted economies falling prices would increase the real burden of consumers' and governments' debts.

We were greatly indebted to those who had gone before(us).

A depressed and indebted country in the late 1980s suddenly became the bubbly Celtic Tiger of the 1990s.

You can see on the handout those poems by those classical authors that Milton's Lycidas is most indebted to.

The black sheep is South Korea, where households and firms are even more indebted than in America.

However, at the last minute, Mr Karmazin rustled up another deal, which grants his heavily indebted firm a reprieve.

The experience so far of the most indebted economies offers useful pointers on what to do, and what not to do.

In contrast, some rich countries have fewer options. Euro membership, for instance, has removed the option of quasi-default via inflation for the heavily indebted on Europe's periphery.

Unable to raise cash, Russia's heavily indebted billionaires have been forced to give up prime assets pledged as collateral or beg for bailouts.

A study, aptly from Citigroup (which axed 52,000 people this week), shows cash hoarders now outperforming indebted firms, having lagged before.

Second, are the most indebted countries ready to endure economic pain-wage cuts, the end of cherished benefits and the imposition of labour-market reforms-to balance the books and encourage growth?

Because falling prices make debt more expensive, indebted households would be more anxious to pay off loans, even as other consumers were benefiting from a boost to their purchasing power.

The old physiologist, Burdach, to whom we are indebted for a careful and discriminating description of the phenomena of dreams, expressed this conviction in a frequently quoted passage (p.

Households are struggling to pay down debt to get out of the hole they're in, and if they give up and default, that places more pressure on indebted borrowers around them.