Sentence examples similar to payments difficulty from inspiring English sources

In addition, more stimulative aggregate demand policies are perceived to result in balance of payments difficulties at existing exchange rates.

Balance of payments difficulties and internal pressures (e.g., for subsidies to unsuccessful enterprises), however, led to severe strains, and output and living standards stagnated after 1978.

There has been speculation that the government in Britain — where the budget deficit is projected to rise above 13percentt of gross domestic product next year — may face more severe balance of payments difficulties.

In July 1960 Lloyd was appointed chancellor of the Exchequer but soon proved unable to cope with inflation and balance of payments difficulties, and in July 1962 he was purged along with other senior cabinet members.

These measures gradually resulted in an overvalued exchange rate, causing severe balance of payments difficulties, which, after a period of speculation against the currency, usually led to devaluation.

The facility was broadened in 1981 to include coverage for balance of payments difficulties caused by excesses in cereal import costs.

It does so in three ways: keeping track of the global economy and the economies of member countries; lending to countries with balance of payments difficulties; and giving practical help to members.

Dismissals and poor school results are, according to parents, due to arrears in school registration fees or monthly payments, difficulties in buying school stationery, of parents' failure to look to their children's education, added to absenteeism caused by children's duties at home, as they replace a mother or a father admitted to hospital.

Where there are more general balance of payments difficulties, access is limited to a lower percentage of the quota, usually between 15 and 35 percent, depending on the member country's record of cooperation with the fund and the degree to which the country's economic policies are evaluated as favourable.

So too will temporary support in times of balance-of-payments difficulty.

"Continued strength in housing prices helps households having payment difficulties avoid foreclosure," Mr. Duncan said.