There's no great harm done.

He narrowly escaped the disaster.

I always expect trouble.

Tom got Mary out of trouble.

But what happens when the political willingness of Germany and other disciplined creditors many now in emerging markets to fund such bailouts fizzles?

Who will then bail out governments that bailed out private banks and financial institutions?

Afghanistan's troubles began long ago.

My problems are very similar to yours.

And for that, you need fiscal rules.

As a result, the administration has confused bailing out the bankers and their shareholders with bailing out the banks.

The way you talk is going to get you in trouble someday.

It was the midnight of Friday, 13th nothing of ill omen was apparent.

But not all fiscal rules are created equal.

Fiscal constraints will remain, as governments continue to fund public goods.

If fiscal rules are unnecessary, then a fiscal convergence criterion is also unnecessary.

Nothing foretold troubles, but the keys suddenly slipped out of my hands.

Governments that bailed out private firms now are in need of bailouts themselves.

A fiscal rule is any pre specified mechanism that constrains spending or the deficit.

Policymakers need the fiscal and monetary space to move in this direction.

Inventory adjustments, which boosted growth for a few quarters, will run their course.

Fiscal stimulus will disappear as austerity programs take hold in most countries.

Eurobonds plus fiscal rules this formula is the euro s best hope for salvation.

But it does not eliminate the short term bias embedded in the EU s fiscal rules.

Chirac and Schroeder and the current weaknesses in France and Germany that created them will not last forever.

As the economics commentator Martin Wolf has noted, The fiscal challenge is long term, not immediate.

As a result, higher commodity prices are eating into fiscal cushions rather than curtailing demand.

Fiscal councils should not be put in the position of trying to interpret the letter of the fiscal compact.

What the data do show are economic ills rooted in the values and beliefs of Greek society.

At the same time, France and Germany must both come to terms with an approach that leads to far greater political union within a couple of decades. Otherwise, the coming banking union and fiscal transfers will lack the necessary political legitimacy.

Certainly, Germany must continue to acquiesce in an ever larger role for the European Central Bank, despite the obvious implicit fiscal risks.

Otherwise, the coming banking union and fiscal transfers will lack the necessary political legitimacy.

To avoid that, central banks and fiscal authorities need to pursue policies to jump start growth and induce positive inflation.

Instead, Gaffner can be seen explaining that the steep rise in food prices is a result of Russia s currency woes.

So, even if these countries were to implement the necessary fiscal and structural reforms, an increase of official resources would nonetheless be needed.

Third, and most importantly, large tax cuts will undermine the solid fiscal conditions so crucial to America s boom.

How could people and governments accept these enormous debts and even recommend further fiscal stimulus?

The efficacy of monetary policy is good news, because fiscal stimulus is a weak instrument for short term demand management.

Fiscal transfers, whereby eurozone countries commit to provide funds to their distressed counterparts, could also work.

Only some stalwarts timidly point to the inflammatory question posed by Mack the Knife in Berthold Brecht s Threepenny Opera What is a bank robbery compared to the founding of a bank?

Climate change, infectious diseases, terrorism, and other ills that can easily cross borders demand a similar global response.

Even so, a depreciated rupee will increase the burden of repaying foreign debt, and deepen the woes of domestic companies and banks.

The most sinister form of anti Zionism is to be found among leftists who see Israel and the US as the planet s twin evils.

Roads what roads. pic.twitter.com XcnrI4bQeH RuNet Memes ( RuNetMemes) September 24, 2014 The issues of road construction in Russia are well known, immortalized in the apocryphal quip, There are only two woes in Russia fools and roads, attributed to a whole host of various Russian writers.

We get our monetary and fiscal policies right the same way that birds build their nests right.

As it becomes increasingly difficult to pursue coherent fiscal and monetary policies, the risk of the eurozone s complete dissolution would grow.