Financial Gap Bill Not Indicative of Crisis
The article discusses the characterization of the Lebanese crisis as a systemic crisis that encompasses all pillars of the economy and the financial system. It explains that accumulated imbalances in public finance, monetary policy, and governance lead to a comprehensive collapse. The article emphasizes that responsibility does not lie solely with the banks but also includes the state and Banque du Liban (the Central Bank). It focuses on the necessity of recognizing the systemic nature of the crisis in order to fairly allocate responsibilities and carry out the necessary reforms.
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