Britain's firms have cut their debt-to-income ratios by 40% since the end of 2008; many are ready to borrow again.
By 1997, Ms. Bossi and Mr. Bowen were ready to borrow $20,000 to set up a plant -- a major leap for Mr. Bowen, who had twice had farms auctioned off to pay debts.
So when Cowgirl Creamery was ready to borrow money from Bank of America to build a cheese-making operation to increase production and improve quality, New Resource matched the offer with an 8percentt loan for $1.3 million.
VTB said it was ready to borrow in other currencies and markets.
However, the trend in credit does show that consumers are ready to borrow when banks are ready to lend.
What is needed now, they believe, is what Keynes urged in the 30s - governments must be ready to borrow more, print more money and invest in public works in order to restart growth.
Nor indeed has he any reason for fearing her, for he counts not only chattels, property, and high office, but even his body, his eyes, his hands, and everything whose use makes life dearer to us, nay, even his very self, to be things whose possession is uncertain; he lives as though he had borrowed them, and is ready to return them cheerfully whenever they are claimed.
In addition to the $250 million that the private equity firm Golden Gate Capital is ready to inject into Jos. A. Bank, the company will still need to borrow if it is to afford Men's Wearhouse.
Nef calculates the lower borrowing costs that banks enjoy as a result of the market's expectations that the government is ready to bail out the sector.
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