Примери за използване на Bail-outs на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Bail-outs at the end of a gun.
New crisis management measures to avoid future bank bail-outs.
It is that bank bail-outs require a swift political response.
That is also why it is right that this has been the case in the bail-outs that have taken place.
Bank bail-outs have cost billions to the European taxpayers;
The Tea Party movement was at first fuelled by resentment of the bank bail-outs of 2008.
In those and other bail-outs, there are no stranded passengers or travelers stuck with worthless tickets.
Iceland's basic economic indicators are now stronger than countries that received bail-outs.
The crisis required unprecedented bail-outs of financial institutions and other exceptional monetary and fiscal policies.
I understand why the same public is now asking why they should fund bail-outs in other countries.
The Swedish lesson is that bank bail-outs should be handled conservatively and should come in the form of direct capital injections.
Nor would it resolve the inevitable schism between debtor and creditor governments in bail-outs.
And they are aggravated by the euro zone's reliance on ad hoc bail-outs, which politicize every decision.
Nor would it resolve the inevitable schism between debtor andcreditor governments in bail-outs.
Mr Tsipras promised to tear up the bail-outs, restore Greek dignity and keep the euro(as the vast majority of Greeks want).
Iceland's basic economic indicators are now stronger than countries that received bail-outs.
The framework should provide a credible alternative to the expensive bank bail-outs we have seen in the last couple of years.
We hear rumours that a key part of the solution is to make the private sector share the burden of future bail-outs.
Financing of euro bail-outs should be left to those countries that actually wanted to join the euro in the first place.
Although the EU and the ECB may not want to get involved in bigger bail-outs, they will have to.
The North remains reluctant to provide bail-outs without a substantial quid-pro-quo in the form of a meaningful restructuring of the chronically uncompetitive southern economies.
At present, moral hazard is pervasive across the system as no alternative to government bail-outs exist.
While proclaiming its role as a noble leader organizing‘bail-outs' to keep global capital accumulation on track, the US paved the way to pillage the Mexican economy.
The latest move robs Britain of vital veto powers by allowing qualified majority voting on future bail-outs.
However, sovereign bail-outs inevitably contributed to an increase in public debt, leading to lower investment and growth and further pressures on bank solvency.
Greece will have to negotiate the terms of its second rescue, andthe IMF is more reluctant to keep financing a third of Europe's endless bail-outs.
In 2018, as its credits in the system approached €1trn(30% of GDP),some economists claimed these represented“stealth bail-outs” of countries such as Italy and Spain, which had large debits.
II To help steer clear of future crises andstrengthen confidence in the banking sector, it was necessary to break the‘vicious circle' of excessive risk-taking and government bail-outs.
If we adopted a tenth part of their policy we would be in serious trouble, butthey have got one thing right- which is that these bail-outs are punishing the majority of people in order to reward some very wealthy individuals.
Nor is it against the euro, only against excessively strict budget-deficit rules(and, by implication,against cuts at home to finance bail-outs abroad).