Übersetzung für "Excessive borrowing" in Deutsch

In some cases (e.g. Spain and Ireland), excessive borrowing ended up in a housing bubble.

Excessive public borrowing would push up interest rates, penalise private investors and be inflationary.

First, they can employ countercyclical macroprudential measures to dampen credit cycles and prevent excessive borrowing.

The largest of the BRICS, China, faces additional risk stemming from a credit-fueled investment boom, with excessive borrowing by local governments, state-owned enterprises, and real-estate firms severely weakening the asset portfolios of banks and shadow banks.

Moreover, beyond the housing market, excessive borrowing by financial institutions and some segments of the corporate and public sectors occurred in many economies.

Excessive borrowing created a credit bubble, which burst when the global financial crisis erupted in 2007-2008, leading to the current social and economic catastrophe.

But it's also, of course, to do with the massive crisis that followed excessive leverage, excessive borrowing in the private sector.

The US economy has been sustained by a consumption boom fueled by excessive borrowing, and that will be curtailed.

It includes a section on money and debt, which explains how financial institutions and products work, and gives early warning about the dangers of excessive borrowing.

Nor do they limit public expenditure: they simply provide that this must not be financed by excessive borrowing.

Financial markets may play an important role in disciplining governments to avoid excessive borrowing and placing debt on unsustainable trajectories.

The world economy has entered a period of far-reaching adjustment of accumulated distortions arising from the oil shocks of the 1970s, the US fiscal deficit with its associated appreciation of the dollar, and the excessive external borrowing of certain developing countries.

During the year certain artificially low interest rates were ended, removing incentives for credit leakages and excessive borrowing generally.

In this respect, it is essential that the budgetary costs of structural reform are kept under control and do not lead to excessive borrowing.

Instead, regulation should seek to force banks’ investors to bear much more of their own risk, and thus to care much more about managing it, in order to limit the collateral damage of their excessive borrowing.

The timing and substance of these consumer-survey results suggest that our fundamental outlook about the economy, at the level of the average person, is closely bound up with stories of excessive borrowing, loss of governmental and personal responsibility, and a sense that matters are beyond control.

Therefore, the guarantee would not apply to debt crises caused by excessive borrowing to finance unsustainable fiscal policies.

Overall, there has been progress in most countries in reducing the rate of inflation, or maintaining low inflation, and managing public sector finances to reduce excessive Government borrowing.

The Federal Reserve's policy of quantitative easing based on the purchase of bonds and other mechanisms led to excessive liquidity, facilitating borrowing in dollars.

Like in Greece, interest rates below the Taylor rates during the pre-crisis years most likely led to excessive borrowing by private and/or public actors in Portugal, Spain and Ireland and to a lesser extent also in France and Italy.