Exemplos de uso de Speculative bubbles em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The state kept the process going despite the build-up of speculative bubbles, in property in particular.
As a result, speculative bubbles continually arise on the financial markets, causing growing economic instability which, in turn, jeopardises the entire economy.
The'herd behaviour' of the financial markets is an inescapable phenomenon, leading to speculative bubbles which later burst.
West 1987 developed a test to identify speculative bubbles and ended up rejecting the null hypothesis of the inexistence of such bubbles. .
Very few major corporations have gone bankrupt,the banks have not cleaned up their accounts, and new speculative bubbles have formed or are forming.
Formation of speculative bubbles and surge in shareholder value, capital inflow in the countries experiencing strong growth, such as China or India, and speculative attacks, notably against the euro zone.
This doctorate thesis aims to present a contribution about how asset prices are defined and how speculative bubbles develops, considering the keynesian theory.
A crisis in the capitalist system is a kind of wake up call: speculative bubbles burst, the price of assetsÂ[8] moves back towards their real value; the least profitable corporations go bankrupt, and capital is destroyed 9.
It counts for a lot with me that the European Central Bank should continue to promote financial stability and,unlike the American Federal Reserve, should not allow its monetary policy to support the creation of speculative bubbles.
The path of economic and financial development of the modern economies is, however, littered with episodes of excess, speculative bubbles and failures linked to highly imprudent if not criminal practices.
The rationality testing of speculative bubbles can also be extended, bearing in mind that the inequality of fundamental value and share price may be due to rational decisions that can now be better incorporated into the model used herein.
We can have our money at credit unions- where that money is available to the community for community reinvestment andthe profits are reinvested in the community- rather than these huge speculative bubbles caused by financial shenaniganry by big banks.
From this came the formation of pockets of excessive liquidity and speculative bubbles which later turned into a series of solvency and confidence crises that have spread and followed one another over the years.
Even before the 2008 slump, despite a 30-year rise in the rate of profit,the capitalist system could only develop at a very meagre pace, despite the speculative bubbles, mountains of credit and debt, and oceans of cheap money.
The inevitable results are ever-tougher economic crises, speculative bubbles as well as government and corporate bankruptcies. Capitalism is a moribund economic system, because its essence, its whole logic is pushing for a rupture of its internal contradictions.
In the context of monetary interventions based on the manipulation of interest rates or the purchase of public and private bonds, credit and indebtedness have been able to swell in such extravagant and unseen dimensions,fueling speculative bubbles fueled market production.
I believe the choice is rather between growth of profit alone and justice, on the one hand,the growth of speculative bubbles, the'Enron' economy and, on the other, more redistributive growth that takes account of social inclusion: an economy at the service of mankind.
The consensus view, in the framework generally known as"flexible inflation targeting" which authoritative commentators have used, broadly, also to describe the policy of the Federal Reserve,is that monetary policymakers need not worry about countering speculative bubbles in asset prices.
The Asian Financial Crisis,caused by the bursting of the speculative bubbles created by the hot money flowing into and out of South East Asia from the West, was a symptom of the global overproduction, present at that time, which is being expressed in a generalised international economic crisis at the present time.
This volatility has its origins fundamentally in the financial speculation carried out on food products, an area on which the speculators, investment funds, hedge funds, pension funds andlarge banking institutions have focused so much of their attention that the other speculative bubbles have either dried up or burst.
That is international capitalism for you, creating wealth ordestroying value at the whim of the markets, speculative bubbles, financial derivatives and crazed traders who, by the way, are merely doing what they are asked to do, i.e. obtain the maximum profit in the minimum time.
Defending the Union's interests in future negotiations, so as to protect industry and employment, is an unavoidable necessity to help overcome the crisis and ensure that, along with the manufacturing sector, the real economy takes precedence over the financial economy,avoiding those speculative bubbles that caused so much disaster.
The use of these prudential instruments aims to give the monetary authority some degree of control over the growth rate of credit operations by the banking sector, in order toprevent the emergence and spread of speculative bubbles and foreign capital inflows, with a view to maintaining the stability of the nominal exchange rate and control the financial system's foreign debt.
The gradual financialisation of the real economy has not only led to significant job losses, it has also helped to turn the real economy into a parasite economy by diverting manufacturing investment, and to encourage financial, and subsequently economic,crises due to the extremely volatile nature of the financial markets and the speculative bubbles that they create.
Unless there is a radical shift towards greater social justice, the crisis is going to continue for many more years due to the following factors: current government policy favours the interests of major private corporations and is attacking the social and economic rights of people everywhere;Â[11] weak government andmarket demand; speculative bubbles persist; unprofitable and even insolvent corporations are being kept alive.
A speculative bubble explodes on the US market.
It has also produced the biggest speculative bubble in history.
It has also produced the biggest speculative bubble in history.
Society is now paying the bill for the policies whereby the capitalists andtheir political representatives attempted to keep the boom going by constantly inflating the speculative bubble.
Since the bursting of the speculative bubble, most pension funds have shown negative yields.