Barber acknowledged "constant problems," but said he's constrained by cash flow.
"Some of these businesses are only constrained by cash flow," said Scot Wingo, chief executive of e-commerce advisory firm ChannelAdvisor.
"If the law is fully or partially repealed, for-profit hospital operators' costs of treating patients unable to pay their bills would rise, and would limit operators' revenue growth and profit margins and constrain cash flow," Moody's Senior Credit Officer Dean Diaz said in a news release.
Basically, they're cash constrained; so what can you expect?
They concluded: "Centrica's strategic review reflects the reality of a cash constrained world.
"I'm aware that the company was cash constrained," he said.
"I was tired of being cash constrained.
Officially, the discount window is the Fed's "safety valve," used to relieve cash constrained banks.
These activities are often cut when firms are cash constrained, and this should not be interpreted as the firms not minimising costs.
So the more you sell and the better you do, and the faster your brand grows, the more cash constrained you find yourself".
In low income countries farmers are often cash constrained and would benefit from accessing micro-credit – but uninsured loans may increase risk (Dercon and Christiaensen 2011; Karlan et al. 2014).
