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Discover Ludwig"easy credit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe access to credit that requires minimal or no qualifications. For example, "The store offered easy credit to anyone willing to open an account."
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EASY credit, some say, was one problem.
'The era of easy credit is over.
Easy credit fuelled debt in households and the financial sector.
Kaupthing was a product of the era of easy credit.
But too much easy credit can be dangerous.
To sustain economic growth, governments have resorted to easy credit.
But now, for many Americans, that kind of easy credit has dried up.
The alternative to easy credit for the poor is higher taxes for the rich.
(That's why so many Greek workers borrowed euros on easy credit to buy them).
His speeches often sermonised about the evils of bubbles, easy credit and borrowing from China.
An economy is built on easy credit it is always going to be volatile.
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