Sentences with phrase «debtor nation»
The phrase "debtor nation" refers to a country that owes more money to other nations than it has borrowed from them. In other words, it means that the country has more debts or loans than it is owed. Full definition
Jim Rogers came out with this video talking about the greatest debtor nation in the world... Temporary fix for real problems.
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Russia also has vast natural resources — it's the world's largest petroleum producer — and is not a significant debtor nation despite the fact its been mired in recession due to the oil price collapse and international sanctions.
Well, nothing especially good happens, according to this pair of Berkeley economics profs, so Americans — «the world's supreme debtor nation» — won't find this cheerful reading.
The World Bank and the IMF required debtor nations to open up their economies to transnational corporations as a condition of assisting them to avoid bankruptcy.
America's massive «military» budgets, still on the rise, are beginning to threaten the U.S. with bankruptcy, given that its trade and fiscal deficits already easily make it the world's largest net debtor nation.
These were supported by the great Bretton Woods Institutions, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund and the structural adjustment they imposed on debtor nations all over the world.
We are the world's largest debtor nation with a National Debt that is 14 times larger and 89 % of GDP (not including Fannie / Freddie debts and unfunded liabilities.)
The U.S. is now the world's largest debtor nation, and the biggest sources of capital are the large sovereign wealth funds of the Middle East, Russia, and China.
OK, but Michael has argued (pretty persuasively, I think) from his various posts and books that the only way that the US can balance unilaterally is by imposing capital controls, that China buys so many USDs because it needs to export capital as a fundamental in its growth model, and that historically, in periods of excess supply / insufficient demand, it's the creditor nations, not the debtor nations, that suffer in trade wars (or capital wars, which I guess is the same thing).
The US was also a debt ridden, debtor nation that had large trade deficits.
``... the stocks, bonds, and currency of a debtor nation in the process of reflating are not attractive investments...»
The repudiation of odious debts would be an act of independence by the debtor nations that could greatly decrease the power of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to shape their economies for the sake of greater profits and power for transnational corporations.
Debtor nations are fearful of repudiating debts because of the consequences that the masters of the global economy could inflict upon them.
Firstly there are several places where one can sue the debtor nation - either a bank in the state where the debts have been issued (Which often is NOT in the debtor state - if the debt is denominated in $ it often is the US of A) or an international arbitration court (e.g ICC International Court of Arbitration **).
Firstly the assets of the debtor nation can be seized.
In September 1986, the US Congress Joint Economic Committee stated that «by sacrificing their sales and jobs so that debtor nations can fully meet all interest pavements, US exporters and workers have been subsidising the bad lending policies of US and other money centre banks.
Greece, Spain, Italy and other countries flirted with disaster as interest rates spiked, forcing the debtor nations to accept austerity programs.
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And show us one instance of a debtor nation on a fiat currency suffering deflation.
We are a debtor nation, versus Japan as a creditor nation; that makes a difference.
We ARE a debtor nation.