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Companies have defrauded the government, left families deep in unrepayable debt, and cheated students out of an education.
Alan Singer: What Happens if the Charter School Companies Win? Alan Singer 2010
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Companies have defrauded the government, left families deep in unrepayable debt, and cheated students out of an education.
Alan Singer: What Happens if the Charter School Companies Win? Alan Singer 2010
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Tales of poverty made worse by unrepayable loans are moving, and Mr. Rivlin tells them vividly.
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Banks, stocks and shares etc - painful admittedly but a stronger economy emerges rather than one hobbled by the sub cutaneous shrapnel of unrepayable debt.
Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I... 2010
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Those may be the people who decide to emigrate soon, leaving the unrepayable debts to someone – anyone – else to deal with.
Ireland's boom, and its banks, have gone. But it still has the web Charles Arthur 2010
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And even if they could do the IMF number, their huge mortgage debts contracted in euros and Swiss francs over the past decade would still be unrepayable.
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"You do not have too many workers, you have too little money in circulation, and that which circulates, all bears the endless burden of unrepayable debt and usury."
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The government was submerged in a debt that has grown exponentially since, until it is now an unrepayable $11 trillion.
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The arguments around unrepayable international debt a decade ago repeatedly underlined the destructive effects of imposed regimes of financial stabilisation that derailed governmental programmes in poor countries and effectively confiscated any means of shaping a local economy to local needs.
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The government was submerged in a debt that has grown exponentially since, until it is now an unrepayable $11 trillion.
Revive Lincoln's Monetary Policy: An open letter to President Obama 2009
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