One warning sign has been an increase in the number of credit ratings being reviewed for possible downgrades. In August, this jumped to 42, the highest level since July 2009, Moody’s said, driven mostly by reviews related to M&A activity. “With the economy in a slow-growth phase, companies are beginning to shift emphasis from conserving cash and cutting costs to increasing pay-outs to shareholders and engaging in strategic M&A activity,” Moody’s said. ()
Right here (for a word of mouth) you can agree with the `` Austrians ''. bias in the attitude to risk leads to incorrect allocation of resources and the market does not notice the problem for too long. Then it gets too late. Truth, this is a voluntary decision of the market. One can argue with whether the state initiates this glitch, but the market, due to its irrational rationality, it's always just the market.
"i’m only human"
John Law