bailing-out

So, while this is called a "Greek bailout" , it is in effect just as much about bailing out the foolish lenders in France and Germany.

Similarly, the debate on bailing out Detroit's three auto makers often seems to play out in a theater of the absurd.

Yoga invites me to stick with it for a few more breathes before bailing out completely.

In a flight to safety triggered by a default, much of the money bailing out of risky assets could end up in Treasury debt.

Obama has done the right things, mostly, pushing through a huge stimulus package and bailing out a few big corporations and banks.

True, it is possible for an ever greater share of the debt to be assumed by governments, so bailing out private creditors.

That methodology might have worked for a few years if they only had to contend with bailing out Greece, Portugal and Ireland.

I've been getting a few e-mails and tweets recently asking how much of the deficit is the result of bailing out the banks.

Think of bailing out a boat with a hole in it. You can bail and bail, but it won't do anything for the leak.

Whereas bailing out a company is relatively simple, intervening in the dynamics of a system is not.

With even the Americans and British bailing out companies with public money, the state is back in favour in the least likely places.

The South Korean government seems to be more intent for now on bailing out its shipping and building industries.

None of this, however, may be enough for investors to start bailing out of bonds.

The reason for the downgrade was that bailing out its troubled lenders would put pressure on the sovereign finance.

Many also believe that bailing out a country like Greece will change nothing, and is merely "good money after bad" .

"The key to ending the pattern of always bailing out is to understand the difference between 'settling' and 'good enough', " she says.

He has also been bailing out banks and car companies as if there were no tomorrow (which, at times, has indeed seemed in doubt).

If winding up or bailing out a big cross-border bank, whose taxpayers should be called upon to save it if most of its business is abroad?

Truth be told, Germany has been bailing out the heavily indebted countries as a way of protecting its own banking system.

The $10 billion industry fund had not worked because executives in the room realized that bailing out Lehman would not end the crisis.

If the family tires of bailing out a repeatoffender, they can disown him, in which case he becomes an outlaw.

The fact that these deficits are partly due to bailing out banks that took unwarranted risks will not strike sympathy among taxpayers.

Suspicions are rife that any bail-out for the banks will inevitably end up bailing out bankers, too, through all manner of hidden channels.

By bailing out some of the private lenders, Mr Paulson risks giving the seal of government approval to a sometimes dodgy business.

In fact, Germany has been bailing out the heavily indebted countries as a way of protecting its own banking system.

Republican figures said that in its present form, the legislation would only institutionalize the bailing out of failed banks.

Golkar, Suharto's own party, had been haranguing Ms Mulyani for months, accusing her of malfeasance in bailing out a private bank in 2008.

Yet bailing out anyone who asks nicely is a recipe for promoting (even more) recklessness and yet another crisis in the future.

So far so good, despite mark-to-market losses on the securities it acquired bailing out Bear Stearns and American International Group.

to place their faith in mere sentiment are better off bailing out of the region's hottest markets before heading off on holiday.

Moreover within the euro zone, crisis response is crippled by the ECB's constitutional ban on bailing out its own banks.

If your health needs bailing out, then bail it out NOW before things get worse.

The hundreds of billions (perhaps trillions) of dollars spent on bailing out the banks has put a new perspective on government expenditures.

They argue that an FTT is a fair way of recouping some of the costs of bailing out financial institutions during the past three years.

Republican fiscal conservatives argue that taxpayer funds should not be bailing out failed institutions who made bad loans.

Earlier in the crisis, the Fed had been more sensitive to the political implications of bailing out rich Wall Street bankers.

In other words, the stronger nations would not be bailing out recklessly issued debt above the 60 per cent threshold.

Another group of countries is bailing out the United States in a different way.

It's facing more than enough problems of its own to worry about bailing out Europe, or anyone else.

Some pundits reckon that rather than bailing out industrial dinosaurs government should be encouraging new technologies.

But unwise US fund managers have been berating Ben Bernanke, the US Federal Reserve chairman, for not bailing out the market.

Or, as Tom Ricks puts it, "For the second time in three years, David Petraeus is bailing out a president. "

Mr Brown needed to protect his flank: bailing out the banks again does not win points in the popularity stakes.

The regulatory environment tightened, raising costs. Billions were spent bailing out lossmaking nuclear-power companies.

Because it looks to us like there's far more interest in bailing out banks then in bailing out a planet headed toward a bankrupt future.

Apart from fiscal and monetary stimulus and bailing out their banks, they may not undertake structural reforms to balance their economies.

Rather than bailing out Wall Street, we propose that the government should buy up the actual mortgages in question and do nothing else.

Mr Obama's best course is to explain, calmly and patiently, why bailing out banks and honouring contracts are necessary evils.

But a recent poll suggests many in Germany are not happy about bailing out their euro neighbors.

So bailing out the banks while punishing workers is not, in fact, a recipe for prosperity.

In addition, foreigners are bailing out of Japanese equities and bonds too, putting further pressure on the yen.

When other countries see us bailing out companies that are going bankrupt, they lose trust in the dollar bill.

True, not every French farmer welcomes Euro-regulation. Many Germans resent bailing out profligate EU partners.

The aim, in other words, is to ensure continued growth without bailing out those who have lent or borrowed unwisely.

But many economists and central bankers believe a rate cut risks the "moral hazard" of bailing out reckless investors.

People on both sides point to the inconsistency of throwing Lehman Brothers to the wolves while bailing out AIG.

Not bailing out the banks will almost certainly end up being more costly than bailing out the banks.

The European Financial Stabilisation Mechanism issued a bond to raise money for bailing out Ireland.

This must reflect concern that bailing out weaker eurozone members might become an excessive burden.

Some of the people whom the government is bailing out are very wealthy people who will retain more of that wealth because of the bailouts.

In the process the Fed has stoked public anger by bailing out the very institutions that got us into trouble.

As a result, the administration has confused bailing out the bankers and their shareholders with bailing out the banks.

Q: Will China consider bailing out the EU countries by increasing its loans to the IMF?

The authors reckon the damage has little to do with the costs of bailing out banks.

On burning issues like sending troops to Afghanistan and bailing out Greece, the main parties agree with each other but not with the voters.

Bailing out Detroit would be a bad use of public money.

Some Republicans opposed to bailing out Detroit were dismayed at the loan package.

In the whale mouth of the Marin urgent crazy, desperate to hit the whale's mouth, bailing out.

They had no interest in setting a new precedent by bailing out Bear's shareholders, 30 per cent of whom are employees.

The burden of bailing out Dexia led ratings agency Moody's to warn Belgium late on Friday that its Aa1 government bond ratings may fall.

'The official funds are not sufficient for also bailing out Spain, ' he declared.

matched only by bitter talk in Germany about the costs of bailing out feckless southern Europeans.

Germany has suffered from fears it could bear a high cost for bailing out troubled eurozone countries.

Such costs dwarf the one-off expense to Germany of bailing out Greece, Ireland and Portugal were they to default.

Bailing out the US banks need not have meant bailing out the bankers, their shareholders, and bondholders.

This would have forced banks and the central government to share the costs of bailing out illiquid LGFVs.

Another big issue is whether bailing out economies creates moralhazard.

On one side of President Barack Obama runs a growing populist opposition to bailing out any more big companies.

"They are bailing out people who have not really adjusted their balance sheets to the new reality. "

China isn't bailing out the euro or the dollar by chance this time round.

It will be a tiny fraction of what we are spending on bailing out the banks.

China has also been involved in bailing out European countries, offering in October to buy Greece's debt.

A break from the warfare in your house, A soldier is bailing out.

From the perspective of domestic politics, bailing out EU countries with Chinese money is hard for the Chinese people to accept.

This is the guy, after all, who 'never once' considered bailing out Lehman.

Polls show most Americans are against bailing out GM, but if their own jobs were at stake I am sure they would have a different view.

There is also public debate in China about whether bailing out Europe is the proper use for China's reserves.

The case that was made to taxpayers last year for bailing out the three is intact.

German voters have just shown that they will punish leaders who spend their money bailing out feckless foreigners (see article).

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Enormous though the cost of bailing out the banks has been, there is nothing inherently undeserving about finance;

A formal procedure exists for bailing out an insolvent bank's depositors and then winding down the institution;

China considers bailing out of costly futures contracts

A European Union summit discusses the possibility of bailing out Greece's economy

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