debt trap

Many with large farms who avoided the debt trap are doing quite well.

They will want growth as well - to prove that there really is a way out of the debt trap.

In some cases it has driven borrowers into debt traps.

It became a more serious potential debt trap than running up bills at retailers.

Most became resident cultivators in their own land due to debt trap.

Susan George reveals the dynamic behind the debt trap.

We will only emerge from this debt trap through a combination of budgetary discipline and growth.

Job fears and the mortgage debt trap are failing to halt the housing slump.

On the other hand, precisely in these countries, unforeseeable developments are often the reason for them to walk smack into debt traps.

By not raising rates "it increases the chance that governments will over-borrow and fall into a debt trap".

Most rural poor get into a debt trap as they incur heavy expenses at the time of marriage of their daughter or son.

They are caught in a debt trap and they suffer, like Hori, until their end.

Can Europe escape the debt trap?

Ireland and others have entered a classic debt trap in which, however much austerity is imposed, it won't be enough to ease the problem.

After five presidents in two weeks, Argentina ended a half-baked dollar union that had lured its people into a debt trap.

The industry has been given plenty of opportunity to reform itself but has not made the changes needed to protect the customer from the debt trap.

The debt trap created by providing large dowries puts pressure on parents aspiring to arrange a marriage for their daughter(s) into a better social class.

Sensible safeguards have to be put in place to stop payday loan users from getting caught in vicious debt traps.

Thus The debt trap was an important instrument which the British used to secure the monopoly of trade in Malabar.

With some 40 percent of government operating expenditures going to make payments on this debt, experts acknowledge that Indonesia is facing a permanent debt trap.

"Japan Inc. in the Debt Trap" April 2000.

However, people have since realised they have been lured into a debt trap aimed at bringing the working class to heel, with unemployment the main weapon.

As house prices plummet, the new breed of renters escape the danger of falling into debt traps and save their spare cash for the future.

Critics say that microcredit has not increased incomes, but has driven poor households into a debt trap, in some cases even leading to suicide.

David Einhorn said the US risks over-borrowing and falling into a 'debt trap'.