Примеры использования Debt crises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Policies for preventing debt crises.
Debt crises were usually the result of mistakes on all sides.
Mr. Martens noted that donors have several ways to react to debt crises.
Preventing debt crises is a shared responsibility of creditors and debtors.
The international financial system needs to be equipped with instruments for preventing debt crises.
Debt crises are particularly costly for the poor and other vulnerable social groups.
Effective debt management to prevent debt crises is recognized as a priority.
Debt crises cause economic and social turmoil in developing countries.
Sovereign-risk lending to Governments that have been trapped in debt crises can be difficult to arrange.
Debt crises are often caused by the interaction between solvency and liquidity problems.
Further discussion andconsensus-building around that set of principles would help prevent debt crises in the future.
Countries that fall into debt crises become poor markets for other countries' exports.
Although Serbia has increased the credit rating, that can change, andthe best example are the EU countries in debt crises.
Debt crises are now so globalized that they are dwarfing national fiscal and policy space.
There had been a regrettable loss of influence on the part of UNCTAD since the debt crises of the 1980s and the establishment of the WTO in 1995.
Debt crises tend to be costly and disruptive, especially for the poor and other vulnerable social groups.
The insurance that FDIs provide against debt crises comes at the cost of surrendering a large share of value added to foreign firms.
Debt crises also have a negative impact on access to schooling and health services, reducing human capital accumulation and long-run economic growth.
This would in turn improve debt management andreduce the probability of debt crises through better tracking of debt risks.
Financial and debt crises in countries with market access are often driven by liquidity problems and not by solvency problems.
Several middle-income countries continue to experience severe debt crises, whose resolution is often lengthy, difficult and costly for all involved.
The debt crises of Mexico in December 1994 and of Thailand, the Republic of Korea and Indonesia in 1997 provide a diverse set of experiences of debt crisis handling.
Declining prices for agricultural commodities,open markets, debt crises and exchange-rate movements have had direct and indirect effects on land resources.
In the replies received, there is also agreement on the need for theinternational community to create a favourable international economic environment in order to prevent future debt crises.
Trade imbalances and debt crises contribute to poverty-related problems which are particularly troubling for women.
This would in turn improve the overall coverage of debt management strategies andreduce the probability of debt crises through better tracking of debt risks.
Special joint meeting on lessons learned from the debt crises and the ongoing work on sovereign debt restructuring and debt resolution mechanisms.
Panellists and participants agreed that the Principles on Promoting Responsible Sovereign Lending andBorrowing aimed to reduce the frequency and severity of debt crises.
Therefore, the starting point of any policy aimed at avoiding debt crises and maintaining debt sustainability should be avoiding unnecessary debt accumulation.
These debt crises give rise to economic and social crises which often culminate in very serious social disturbances, leading to political instability that often prevents any economic development.