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the conditions the EUwill seton a bailout
the International Monetary Fund and European Union(passive) led bya bailout
an EU / ECBledbailout
an EU agreementpreventsa bailout
the European Union and the International Monetary Fund(passive) led bya bailout
the EU , IMF , and World Bank in 2009(passive) led bya bailout
the International Monetary Fund , the European Central Bank and the EU(passive) led bya bailout
the International Monetary Fund and championed by Washington(passive) led byA bailout plan
the troika : International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) , European Commission and European Central Bank(passive) led bya bailout
Asking the Russian governmentto contributeto a bailout
an IMF and USledbailout
creditors including the IMF and the EU Central Bank through referendum(passive) set bybailout
part of the terms of the EUledbailout
The IMF ... only preparedto contributeto a bailout
ad to governmentledbailout
The intent of the governmentledbailout
a $ 146 billion European Union - IMFledbailout
the pledges of support from Japan and China have provided temporary relief in Portugal 's battle in particularto preventa bailout
talks with the IMF and European Unioncould leadto a bailout
some sort of IMFledbailout
after briefly declining to 45 percent on the news of the International Monetary Fundledbailout
the International Monetary Fund that allowed it to remain on track to adopt the euro(passive) led bya bailout
the so - called “ troika ” of the International Monetary Fund , European Central Bank and European Commission(passive) led bya bailout
for this government to seriously considerleadinga bailout
The Korean government stepped into leada bailout plan
And then introduced his own billto createa new bailout
resentment from the more solvent EU members ( Germany , France , et alwill preventa bailout
the state - run banks and Abu Dhabi 's Etihad Airways(passive) led bya bailout plan
Romania , the EU 's second poorest member state , is clawing its way out of a deep recession after rolling out austerity measures required by an International Monetary Fund-ledbailout
the government fund and its key customers(passive) led bya bailout
that Italian equity prices will soar on the back of an EUledbailout
a Chinese investment firm for the smartphone screen maker(passive) led bya bailout deal
improved business conditionsresultingfrom a bailout
particularly after the government did n't letdesigna better bailout
Dublin ... a banking crisisledto a bailout
a " severe banking crisis(passive) sparked bya bailout
a series of talkscould leadto a bailout
SoftBank over a $ 5 billion syndicated debt package rounded up by J.P. Morgan ( JPM(passive) led bya bailout plan
talks ... a debt dealcould leadto a bailout
ObamaCare youth deficitmay triggerbailout
a moral hazard , etc.—butwould createa moral hazard , etc.—but
problems of moral hazardwould createproblems of moral hazard
a big risk of moral hazardwould createa big risk of moral hazard
a moral hazard by rewarding speculatorscreatesa moral hazard by rewarding speculators
a moral hazard for states and citieswould createa moral hazard for states and cities
the potential for moral hazard by compensating people for imprudent behaviorcreatesthe potential for moral hazard by compensating people for imprudent behavior
a moral hazard ... therebygenerating excessive risk - taking in the futurecreatesa moral hazard ... therebygenerating excessive risk - taking in the future
moral hazard - failure is not punished , and investors will continue taking risky action because of itcreatesmoral hazard - failure is not punished , and investors will continue taking risky action because of it
a bad precedent ( moral hazard)?Are USD regulations not strict enough?Japanese aged 65 or above hit record 34.6 million , accounting for 27.3 % of the total populationDoes ... seta bad precedent ( moral hazard)?Are USD regulations not strict enough?Japanese aged 65 or above hit record 34.6 million , accounting for 27.3 % of the total population
a present failurewill preventa present failure
a moral hazard - the tendency to behave irresponsibly and/or take on excessive risk - because the penalty for failure has been removedcreatesa moral hazard - the tendency to behave irresponsibly and/or take on excessive risk - because the penalty for failure has been removed
a moral hazard leading to more speculative bubbles that popped ten years latercreateda moral hazard leading to more speculative bubbles that popped ten years later
a costly , dangerous precedent with state and national implicationswould seta costly , dangerous precedent with state and national implications
a Dangerous Precedent and Encourages Reckless Pension PromisesSetsa Dangerous Precedent and Encourages Reckless Pension Promises
a very bad precedent for future foolishnesssetsa very bad precedent for future foolishness
a so - called moral hazard that encourages other nations such as Portugal , Spain and Italy to ask for handouts of their owncreatesa so - called moral hazard that encourages other nations such as Portugal , Spain and Italy to ask for handouts of their own
a " moral hazard ... by misleading investors about Russian risk and the government about the need to reform its financeswould createa " moral hazard ... by misleading investors about Russian risk and the government about the need to reform its finances
to funnel money to those who do n’t need whospecifically designedto funnel money to those who do n’t need who
a " dangerous precedent ... and demanded that the city face its " day of reckoningwould seta " dangerous precedent ... and demanded that the city face its " day of reckoning
a dangerous precedent regarding the pass - through of future unjust and unreasonable priceswould seta dangerous precedent regarding the pass - through of future unjust and unreasonable prices
total systemic failurewould preventtotal systemic failure
a ‘ dangerous precedent ... and demanded that New York City face its ‘ day of reckoningwould seta ‘ dangerous precedent ... and demanded that New York City face its ‘ day of reckoning
what in the economics and insurance literature is known as “ moral hazard ” by creating a presumption that in the future the government may again rescue a failing firmcreateswhat in the economics and insurance literature is known as “ moral hazard ” by creating a presumption that in the future the government may again rescue a failing firm
to prevent the country from defaultingdesignedto prevent the country from defaulting
a dangerous precedent by encouraging other members to flout the bloc 's deficit and debt ruleswould seta dangerous precedent by encouraging other members to flout the bloc 's deficit and debt rules
a default ratingtriggereda default rating
a default by Greecewill preventa default by Greece
a humiliating defaultto preventa humiliating default
a disturbing precedentwould seta disturbing precedent
an awful precedentwould setan awful precedent
Cyprus ’ financial collapseto preventCyprus ’ financial collapse
a massive failure of the financial systemto preventa massive failure of the financial system
to save the country from bankruptcy and safeguard the euro zonedesignedto save the country from bankruptcy and safeguard the euro zone
a dangerous precedent for future bailouts , including for states that have irresponsibly underfunded their failing pension systems for yearswould ... seta dangerous precedent for future bailouts , including for states that have irresponsibly underfunded their failing pension systems for years
a bad precedent that Treasury will always step in wherever there is incompetence and mismanagementsetsa bad precedent that Treasury will always step in wherever there is incompetence and mismanagement
a bad precedent for other Eurozone countries , such as Spain and Portugal ... experiencing similar stresseswould ... have seta bad precedent for other Eurozone countries , such as Spain and Portugal ... experiencing similar stresses
a wider deterioration of the eurozone 's fourth largest economy , which is paying punishing interest rates on borrowed money and which is key to the survival of the single currencywill preventa wider deterioration of the eurozone 's fourth largest economy , which is paying punishing interest rates on borrowed money and which is key to the survival of the single currency
Great Depression 2.0 - Capital CommercePreventsGreat Depression 2.0 - Capital Commerce
Great Depression 2.0 ( US NEWSPreventsGreat Depression 2.0 ( US NEWS
what economists call moral hazard by letting states know that if they accrue more debt than they can pay back , the federal government will simply increase transfer payments to allow them to continue meeting their obligationswould createwhat economists call moral hazard by letting states know that if they accrue more debt than they can pay back , the federal government will simply increase transfer payments to allow them to continue meeting their obligations