Sentence examples for impede credit from inspiring English sources

"So, before I can answer your question, Wolfgang, on what the primary surplus target ought to be, it is crucial that we link this number to our policies on non-performing bank loans (that impede credit to exporters) and investment flows (which are reduced when we set the primary budget surplus target too high, scaring investors off with the implicit threat of higher future taxes).

Recovery in southern Europe was being impeded by continuing credit constraints, argued Mr Draghi, citing the fact that small and medium sized firms found it much more dificult to access credit in countries like Spain and Portugal than those in Germany and Austria.

The fight over patents and credit impedes the free exchange among scientists that promotes progress, and companies created from taxpayer-funded research make us pay twice to use their products.

In particular, they say, credit checks impede employment among minorities, who disproportionately have low credit scores.

Telephone credit checks impeded operations at area hotels.

Default is no quick fix either, since it impedes access to new credit and carries a degree of social stigma.

These banks exist in an environment of imperfect information with regard to lending, and a country where credit scarcity impedes the growth and performance of entrepreneurial activity.

In the early 1970s, McKinnon helped introduce the concept of financial repression, the idea that government intervention in credit markets impedes economic growth.

Member of the GOP have portrayed the new institution as an enemy of free enterprise, warning that it could restrict credit by impeding the financial industry.

§ 615.5136 Emergencies impeding normal access of Farm Credit banks to capital markets.

Indeed, I have been concerned for some time that clogged credit markets had impeded the function of the market, and that prices would therefore overshoot dangerously on the way down.But I seem to have been mistaken.