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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

some of those same countries are gradually accumulating fairly significant sovereign debts againhave ledto talk of a new African debt crisis

by China(passive) is ... caused byAfrica 's debt issue

by China(passive) is ... causedAfrica 's debt issue

they saycould leadto a second debt crisis in Africa

factorshave contributedto the crisis in Africa

sense of the complexity of factorshave contributedto the crisis in Africa

as bigare causinga crisis in Africa

the evil mencausingcrisis in Africa

competitors congresscontributingcrisis debt

What factorscausethe economic crisis in Africa

serves onlyto contributeto the continent 's debt crisis

likelyto causeeconomic crisis in Africa

our team not having a witch doctorwill causeeconomic collapse in Africa

too much debtcausesdebt crises

Global debthas causedan international debt crisis

China`s infrastructure loanswere causingdebt crises

The oil shocksleadto an international debt crisis

their potentialto causedebt crises

Greek dysfunction ... the ECBcausedEurope?s debt crisis

by China(passive) was caused byAfrica 's debt burden

financial crisisresultsin international debt crisis

The oil shocks of the 1970s , which forced many oil - importing countries to borrow from commercial banks , and the interest rate increases in industrial countries trying to control inflationledto an international debt crisis

The degree to whichcontributesto African debt

because of pessimism about its tax revenues and payback capability(passive) is causedThe speculation about Africa 's " debt crisis

from the structure of EMU(passive) can be resultedEuropean debt crisis

conditionsleadingto the African debt crisis

in part(passive) was causeddebt crisis in the developing world

by reckless lending and borrowing between private banks(passive) caused primarily bya debt crisis

new borrowingcauseda debt crisis

too much debt(passive) is caused byA debt crisis

a governmentcauseddebt crisis

This excessive borrowingcauseda debt crisis

rising government spending(passive) caused bya debt crisis

by foreign borrowing(passive) caused bya debt crisis

IMFcausingdebt crisis

the faltering economyhas causeda debt crisis

the societal costssetuping from the debt crisis

these short - termmay causespiralling debt crisis

peoplecauseddebt crisis

by collapsing property prices(passive) caused bya debt crisis

to contagion effect on equity marketsleadsto contagion effect on equity markets

strains(passive) caused bystrains

the global economic uncertainties(passive) caused bythe global economic uncertainties

to increased government spending on interest paymentshas ledto increased government spending on interest payments

to economic disruptioncould leadto economic disruption

to significant and long - lasting output lossesleadto significant and long - lasting output losses

governmentshas ledgovernments

from warsresultingfrom wars

poor countries into greater deprivation and a dependency from which there is no foreseeable escapeleadspoor countries into greater deprivation and a dependency from which there is no foreseeable escape

to financial stresscontributedto financial stress

it 's sovereign credit ratingledit 's sovereign credit rating

rise in tensions at World Bank and IMFcausingrise in tensions at World Bank and IMF

to social and economic instabilitiesleadingto social and economic instabilities

to panic in the marketledto panic in the market

to cuts in government development aid to poor countrieshas ledto cuts in government development aid to poor countries

a lothas contributeda lot

mainlyresultedmainly

in the euro areawill resultin the euro area

the world economic situation(passive) caused bythe world economic situation

to a dramatic decline in human development indicators ( such as life expectancy ) and an increase in extreme povertyhas ledto a dramatic decline in human development indicators ( such as life expectancy ) and an increase in extreme poverty

a global financial collapse like the one that we saw in 2008 at any timecould causea global financial collapse like the one that we saw in 2008 at any time

in an increased demand of precious metals which turned the market sentiments into negativehas resultedin an increased demand of precious metals which turned the market sentiments into negative

to mortgage meltdowncould leadto mortgage meltdown

to a decrease in the contemporaneous spillover effectsledto a decrease in the contemporaneous spillover effects

from a growth recession in Chinaresultingfrom a growth recession in China

to EU - IMF bailouts for Greece and Irelandhas ... ledto EU - IMF bailouts for Greece and Ireland

to Greece , Ireland and Portugal to seek bailouts's ... ledto Greece , Ireland and Portugal to seek bailouts

in Greece and has also forced Ireland and Portugal to seek bailoutsoriginatedin Greece and has also forced Ireland and Portugal to seek bailouts

to a global crisisCan ... leadto a global crisis

in many banksresultedin many banks

to a global economic recessioncould leadto a global economic recession

to slight recession in euro zoneleadingto slight recession in euro zone

investorspromptedinvestors

investorshas ledinvestors

to a deep recessionledto a deep recession

the euro to slide sharply against the dollarhas causedthe euro to slide sharply against the dollar

to the fall in oil pricesledto the fall in oil prices

in the collapse of the country 's economy and the rise of a supranational currency , bancor , led by a group of countriesresultsin the collapse of the country 's economy and the rise of a supranational currency , bancor , led by a group of countries

to a major weakening ofcould leadto a major weakening of

to a major weakening of American powercould leadto a major weakening of American power

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