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Of course, the received wisdom is that the U.K. is still better off than many debt-riddled Western states, because–all together now–It Has A Plan.
While short on specifics on how the IMF plans to deal with the most pressing global issues, Lagarde confirmed the fund's board is set to meet Friday to consider the disbursement of funds for debt-riddled Greece.  wordnik.com Alexander Demidov); debt-ridden (having a lot of debt and therefore in financial difficulty: a debt-ridden country/economy cambridge.org Alexander Demidov); debt-saddled (Considered as the world's most debt-saddled property developer, Evergrande has been on life support for months. Canada's 'Rudest Awakening' May Come From Debt‑Saddled Consumers.
Debt-saddled developers in China cut spending and demand from home buyers slowed.
THE Privatization and Management Office (PMO) raised concerns over the plan of debt-saddled state-run Philippine National Construction Corp. Alexander Demidov) |
