Examples of using Debt crises in English and their translations into Greek
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leading to repeated debt crises.
preventing government debt crises spreading and taking down national banking systems.
For all its limitations, the Fund has greater competency than any other organization to mitigate the costs of emerging-market debt crises, not least to the general population.
Batongbacal is referring to the Philippines' ability to avoid outright debt crises seen in other emerging market economies.
too late” to resolve debt crises.
which emerged from debt crises in the 1990s.
two of the countries that have suffered worst from debt crises and austerity economics,
with repercussions for other European states facing debt crises of their own.
particularly following Greek and Irish debt crises.
it leads to repeated debt crises.
which have suffered most from debt crises and austerity economics,
in an unsustainable manner that has repeatedly led to burst bubbles and debt crises.
It also advocated the intensification of efforts to prevent debt crises, by enhancing international financial mechanisms for crisis prevention
Looking back at the past of human history, debt crises, defaults, financial"haircuts"
which were sinking into debt crises.
as well as Germany's historic experience with debt crises.
helped several other EU nations recover from staggering debt crises….
explained that big financial crises have often led to sovereign debt crises.
Since they gained independence in the 1820s Latin American countries have experienced four debt crises.