Sentence examples for forms of export credit from inspiring English sources

Adding in untied aid, project finance and other surreptitious forms of export credit boosts the total to $111 billion, more than a third of the global total.

The latter request is apparently inspired by the government-backed financing that Gulf airlines receive in the form of export credits.

Still, Poor But Sexy begins with a withering assessment of the achievements of the "Marriott brigade" – those corporate economic shock therapists who urged former communist nations to privatise state-owned assets and offered aid in the form of export credits and loans – that echoes rather than contradicts Garton Ash's earlier prophecy.

Only $21 billion of that went to farmers: much of the rest went to firms such as Boeing, IBM and GE in the form of export-credit support and various research subsidies.The Big Three are already complaining that it will take too long to dish out the money, and they want the process speeded up.

The agency joined the Berne Union, an international community of export credit and investment insurance providers in 1994.

For three OECD countries (Australia, Canada and the United States), the subsidy elements of export credit operations were higher than their export subsidy expenditures.

Public and private insurers of export credits have a scant appetite for sub-Saharan Africa.

The majority of export credits and fully 95percent of long-term credits were used by the United States.

The OECD (2000a) has attempted to determine the subsidy equivalence of export credits by country.

In the EU, the other significant user, the level of export credits was significantly lower than the use of export subsidies.

Recent analysis shows that $60 billion a year is still flowing from 12 OECD members to oil, gas and coal producers, in a variety of forms, particularly export credits to encourage emerging markets to purchase oil, gas and coal technologies and equipment.