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Перевод: borrowing

[существительное]
одалживание; заимствование
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. But limiting the size of a loan - to, say, a certain percentage of the value of a house or a multiple of the borrower's income - would mainly curb the borrowing by first-time buyers.
2. In real terms borrowing is now cheaper in America, since real interest rates there are only 2-;3% compared with 4-;5% in Japan.
3. "It's so hard to change the status quo that borrowing is always the easy way out in the short term," says Guido Tabellini, Professor of Economics at the University of Brescia.
4. In open, borderless capital markets, it is hard for borrowing costs to diverge very far.
5. Andrew Crisp, from Winchester, said it was nonsense to suggest that the Government had abandoned the entrepreneur by raising the cost of borrowing.
6. It was currently financing its deficit by selling off 150bn worth of assets a year to other countries and by borrowing money from Japan and Europe.
7. Labour demands for the Government to impose credit controls instead of high interest rates to curb borrowing were "a cruel deception" because they were unworkable.
8. If you trod carefully last week, however, it was possible to avoid the appalling tedium of the poll of polls, or the studio debates about the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement.
9. By September 1991, a combination of the impact of the recession, the high fixed costs of the Newport office and the loans to pay off the four partners had landed the firm with a 1.65m debt, 1m of which they saw as long-term borrowing and 650,000 as their working capital requirement.
10. But users who do not have modems and keep their data "hygienic" by not borrowing software have little to fear, Mr Keane said.
11. INTERNATIONAL BORROWING
12. Even the government's re-entry into the gilts market as public borrowing has risen is seen as a sign of hope.
13. unspecified borrowing period