Примери за използване на Financial repression на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The evil effect of financial repression.
But this financial repression tax is unlike income, consumption, or sales taxes.
Another way to get out of the debt trap is financial repression.
That is a symptom of financial repression, not of prosperity.
Another way to get out of the debt trap is financial repression.
Financial repression is most successful in liquidating debts when accompanied by a steady dose of inflation.
Obviously central banks are trying to do that by financial repression.
Financial repression has put the borrowing interests of indebted governments ahead of savers and pensioners.
With the destruction of savings through financial repression and the collapse of real wage growth.
Financial repression may consist of legislation making investment alternatives less attractive or more directly in regulation inducing investors to buy government bonds.
Together with real growth and spending cuts, financial repression may work to actually reduce government debt loads.
Financial repression can take many forms, including capital controls, interest rate caps or the force-feeding of government debt to captive pension funds and insurance companies.
Together with real growth and spending cuts, financial repression may work to actually reduce government debt loads.
The International Monetary Fund has hinted that it might be best for the world to chip away its debt mountain with a few years of inflation, as the US did in late 1940s and early 1950s,armed with financial repression.
That model depended on financial repression of the household sector, in order to drive the growth of exports and investments.
Instead, policy makers have to navigate balances andtrade-offs between austerity, financial repression where savers subsidize borrowers, or default and debt forgiveness….
Such policies, known as financial repression, usually involve a strong connection between the government, the central bank, and the financial sector.
The high share may be due to the lack of alternatives(low credit demand and lack of investment projects)and of"financial repression" by the State(other devices with which it persuaded the banks to buy its debt).
The most interesting thing is that it reverses the policy of negative rates precisely because of the risk of an economic slowdown because the evidence shows that investment andconsumption decisions do not increase with financial repression.
But what if we were also coming to the end of a very long period of financial repression, in which declining interest rates have masked another, more fundamental truth.
Given this, advanced-country policymakers should consider imposing some controls on their capital accounts(much as successful emerging economies do)- a move that would facilitate more independent andtailored approaches to exiting financial repression.
Such a reform worked in Germany after the WWII(after the last war financial repression was not an option) when the old paper money, the Reichsmark, was substituted by a new paper money, the Deutsche Mark.
Nowhere is the denial problem more acute than in the collective amnesia about advanced economy deleveraging experiences(especially, but not exclusively, before World War II) that involved a variety of sovereign and private restructuring, default,debt conversions, and financial repression.
Such a reform worked in Germany after the WWII(after the last war financial repression was not an option) when the old paper money, the Reichsmark, was substituted by a new paper money, the Deutsche Mark.
The paper says the Western debt burden is now so big that rich states will need same tonic of debt haircuts,higher inflation and financial repression- defined as an"opaque tax on savers"- as used in countless IMF rescues for emerging markets.
In light of this danger, the chapter reviews the possible options, concluding that the endgame to the global financial crisis is likely to require some combination of financial repression(a nontransparent form of debt restructuring), outright restructuring of public and private debt, conversions, somewhat higher inflation, and a variety of capital controls under the umbrella of macroprudential regulation.
As long as the general neoliberal framework, with all its elements- the hegemony of the capitalist classes and financial institutions, the complicity of senior management, financialization andglobalization- remains unchallenged by“financial repression”, of the kind that took place in the US during the postwar period, all attempts to fight the process of deindustrialization, no matter how successful, will continue to be retrograde.
With greater financial means, the CCP subjected the people to more brutal and sophisticated forms of repression.
With 70 political prisoners still behind bars, Azerbaijan is almost operating a'one in,one out' policy, relaxing repression ever so slightly as it looks for loans from Western financial institutions during a period of vulnerability for its hydrocarbon-dependent economy.
The features of Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime that its critics most like to cite- kleptocracy, repression, chauvinism, revisionism, paranoia- are the very characteristics that will make it utterly unwilling to capitulate under pressure, be it financial or military.