Sentence examples for credit reduction from inspiring English sources

Thus the summary statistics suggest a credit reduction and a fly to quality in crisis versus good times.

Nevertheless, back-of-the-envelope calculations suggest a limited role for the capital channel during the sample period we consider (accounting for 18 21 % of the actual credit reduction).

In the summer of 2007 the economies of the United States and Western Europe starting suffering bank liquidity and real estate problems, which were followed by a severe banking crisis, with a strong credit reduction and economic recession that still last in Spain.

Corn oil biodiesel may have very different CI values depending on which co-product treatment method is used and how the DGS credit reduction is allocated.

The national minimum wage, the working families tax credit, reductions in income tax and national insurance contributions and the increases to child benefit and income-related benefit have helped the poor far more than the rich.

And this appears to be Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber voting against the Labour Hollis amendment on tax credits: pic.twitter.com/jGkB2Nzsmu It was claimed that Lloyd Webber, ennobled as a life peer in 1997 and who last voted in 2013 for the same sex marriage bill, flew first class back to London in time for the crucial vote on the Chancellor's tax credit reductions.

Interestingly, according to our survey, nonlabour cost reductions were much more common among firms that faced weak demand and credit reductions (almost 43%) than among those that suffered strong shocks on both ends (about 21%).

We exploited a unique firm-level survey to study the responses of European firms to the sharp demand and credit reductions triggered by the global economic crisis of 2009.

Report contributor, Kitty Stewart from the London School of Economics, suggests the coalition's changes in the rules for claiming child tax credit, reductions in the childcare element of working tax credit, caps on overall benefits and changes to the local housing allowance have combined to hit low-income families hardest.

The Labour leader seized control of the debate as he repeatedly hammered David Cameron over the Conservative leader's refusal to reassure the House "no one would be worse off" as a result of the tax credits reduction.

If a disqualification is imposed, or if the claimant is declared ineligible for one or more weeks, he must be given not only a statement of the period of disqualification or ineligibility and the amount of wage-credit reductions, if any, but also an explanation of the reason for the ineligibility or disqualification.