Sentence examples for credit driven from inspiring English sources

China's state corporatist model, based on credit driven investment, is designed to deliver growth.

It's credit driven and it's bubble driven.

The economy is largely driven by private consumption, which in turn is credit driven.

Several theoretical papers support the relationship between bank credit rationing and trade credit driven by information asymmetries (e.g. Smith 1987; Biais and Gollier 1997; Jain 2001; Burkart and Ellingsen 2004).

For instance, misallocation of capital towards structures rather than capital equipment (Díaz and Franjo 2016), misallocation of capital towards low-productivity firms (Garcia-Santana et al. 2016), and misallocation of credit driven by the real estate bubble (Basco et al. 2018).

No doubt that the possibility of credit driven refunds attracts identity fraudsters to our tax system, but dummying up tax returns with phony withholding amounts that take advantage of the IRS's lack of early access to information returns is the main tool of the identity theft fraudster.

"It's indisputable that wind energy, with or without the production tax credit, drives down electricity prices," he said.

The credit drove up sales rapidly in the fall, when it was originally set to expire, but it has been slow to propel the market this spring.

For a young builder, the low price of credit drove down the costs of building and drove up the homes' sale prices.

QPR, to their credit, drove on and created enough chances before half-time to have taken the lead, most notably from another of Mark Hughes's summer signings, Junior Hoilett, who saw a curling shot and a header go just wide.

The stunning falloff has affected all automakers, as shaky consumer confidence and the inability of many eager shoppers to get loans because of tight credit drove sales down 31.9percentt in October compared with the period a year ago.