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| 释义 | 信贷 NOT all financial innovations have come to grief in the credit crunch. If there is one lesson everybody should take away from the credit crunch it is that central bankers, no less than dentists, are only human. Yet where were the widespread predictions of the credit crisis? The US wants to see a“ more fair and efficient allocation of credit and capital” in China, he said. One of the other two, Home Credit, is headquartered in the Netherlands, but almost all of its business is in retail lending in emerging markets, including Russia, Vietnam and China. One is the feedback loop between asset prices and the availability of credit. Not everyone puts much faith in these credit figures, however. In his letter, though, he lambasted the decisions and habits that led to the credit crisis. Fine, if a mortgage is the only credit you have. If the government could save the credit markets without bailing out the bankers, it should do so. But it cannot. We know how to do that in the short run: Just flood the economy with loose credit and rivers of cash, and you'll get an economy with all the zip of a NASCAR winner. Travel without credit. This should be no surprise: the nexus between money and power is as old as money itself and the credit crisis has accelerated the process. That crisis has its roots in the biggest housing and credit bubble in history. The method name reflects only one property of the method: the business logic to perform the credit operation. For all this easy credit, China seeks something in return. As an alternative to short selling, you can buy a credit default swap, which is a form of insurance on debt— not necessarily your own debt. |
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