They fund big budget deficits by printing money (or "borrowing" it from the central bank, as official statistics have it), a policy that has provoked double-digit inflation (see chart).In 2003, they refused to take any action to prevent a run on the nation's banks.
In the theory of evolution, it was originally introduced by Darwin, who borrowed it from the work "Natural Theology", by W.Paley, after he radically changed it.
One truck had already been repossessed, and the second had been totalled by a man who borrowed it from her.
The pose is taken from "Olympia," by Manet, who had borrowed it from Titian's "Venus of Urbino," but Stettheimer's left hand, instead of resting on her pudendum, brandishes a bouquet of flowers.
Indonesia initially thought it could handle the crisis by borrowing from its wealthier neighbours and thus avoid the IMF; Indonesia's neighbours thought differently.
If the bank then ends up with a reserve requirement that it cannot meet by borrowing from other banks, it receives an overdraft at the Fed automatically (at the Fed's stated penalty rate), which the bank then clears by borrowing from other banks or by posting collateral for an overnight loan from the Fed.
But I think there's a better way to describe it, by borrowing phrases from a former president and best-selling author: What's happening in Ireland and here in America is really a "catastrophic success" for something called "Disaster Capitalism".
They "smooth" or improve estimation of an unstable rate by "borrowing" strength from its neighbours [ 4].
There is some talk of direct monetary expansion by the Ministry of Finance, which it could achieve by borrowing directly from banks to finance its spending rather than (as is normal) from the bond market.
Chinese companies have been able to keep the cycle going by borrowing from banks, and from shadowy lenders outside the banking system, to support their lending to customers.
