Sentence examples for fed credit from inspiring English sources
Parameters investigated in the sensitivity analysis were the selling price of biodiesel, oil prices fed, credit glycerin and discount rate, which proved to be the most significant variables affecting the economic viability of the process.
"What I think is the lesson from this is that the Congress needs to clarify the boundaries of independent Fed credit policy," Professor Goodfriend said.
The central bank's books are stocked with $66 billion of securities related to Bear Stearns and the American International Group, and the troubled insurer also owes $20 billion on a Fed credit line.
Blankfein quickly became one of the highest-earning chief executives on Wall Street, and in 2008 owing to a decrease in market liquidity resulting from the global economic crisis he transformed Goldman Sachs from an investment bank into a bank holding company, thereby putting it under the respected regulatory oversight of the Federal Reserve and giving it access to Fed credit.
Expansions fueled by excesses of Fed credit always end badly.
Some economists argue that the central bank can do little to force-feed credit to small businesses in countries like Greece and Portugal that are having prolonged downturns.
Instead of a lack of enough historical data to feed credit-scoring models, investors face a dearth of comparable transactions in comparable environments, and very little consensus on MFI valuation methods.
While the first part of the chapter deals more with the history of insurance than the history of slavery, she argues slave life insurance both encouraged the growth of credit and fed off credit systems.
But it's hard, as Megan McArdle of The Atlantic notes, to see what these reforms had to do with rising house prices, the flood of foreign investment that fed the credit bubble and the global creation of complex new financial instruments for pricing and distributing risk.
The government controls Banco do Brasil, a huge retail bank, and Caixa Econômica, the largest mortgage lender, plus the BNDES, a big development bank that feeds cheap credit to favoured companies.
