Sentence examples for cheap credits from inspiring English sources

But last year about 13% of Europe's emissions were covered by cheap credits from abroad.

Companies would then buy cheap credits and continue doing business as usual rather than cutting their own emissions.

By buying cheap credits from overseas, EU companies have helped to vastly reduce the price of carbon within the EU.

Some of Europe's biggest emitters have bought cheap credits from their own sector, which means paying overseas rivals to cut their emissions.

In practice that will require balanced budgets; no more cheap credits for state enterprises; and direct controls on wage-setting, given that these enterprises have little incentive to restrain wages.One part of the economy that will take time to put on a market basis is trade with the Soviet Union.

Meanwhile, they must be subjected to real market disciplines: by allowing private firms and importers to compete; by eliminating subsidies, cheap credits and tax concessions: by ending borrowing on the basis of central-government guarantees; by anti-trust policies to break up industrial giants; and by forcing loss-makers to close.

American shoppers are flush with cheap credit.

It steers cheap credit to local champions.

The era of cheap credit is over.

What use is cheap credit to them?

What happens if we give them cheap credit?