Were their demand for debt lower – and, in the case of corporate debtors, were they to rely more on equity – financial institutions would face less pressure to use so much debt themselves.
Si su demanda de deuda fuera menor –y, en el caso de los deudores empresariales e institucionales, dependieran más de los fondos propios–, las entidades financieras padecerían, a su vez, menos presión para recurrir a una gran deuda.