Rather than deplet their meger savings of sell productive assets in times of crisis, families can borrow from this fund (without interest) to ensure that their children's essential needs are met.
Without access to banking services, their finances are unstable because they don't have a good way to save for the future or borrow in times of need.(b).
As big banks continue to benefit from higher credit ratings on the presumption that the government will bail them out in times of crisis, allowing them to borrow more cheaply and reap outsized profits because their creditors will always be made whole, officials in Washington have begun to coalesce around the idea of further action.
Moreover, it could not make good its inadequacies by borrowing in times of special need; Nero's need to harry his millionaire subjects with false charges of treason in order to pay for his incredibly expensive court and spendthrift impulses reflects the realities of raising revenue.
This second measure is hardly ideal: even in times of fiscal crisis few companies can borrow as cheaply as the government.
Foreign-currency borrowing damns them, in times of trouble, to a vicious downward spiral: a loss of faith in a country's currency makes its debts harder to repay.
Borrowing money is not always the answer in times of financial hardship.
He voted to raise rates to 0.75%, judging that an immediate hike would also allow a more gradual rise in the cost of borrowing over time.
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But in reality, at a time of borrowing constraints, the government is much likelier to shift expenditure around and avoid spending more, as the NSP decision illustrates.
In those cases, instead of borrowing information from genes in the same operon, we can borrow information from gene neighbors on the chromosome.
