Borrowing and lending activities
European Economy Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1987 No 37, July 1988
... Projects were financed in 33 ACP countries (25 in Africa, six in the Caribbean and two in the Pacific) and in two OCTs (French Polynesia and the British Virgin Isla[r] ...
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European Economy Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1985 No 28, May 1986
... (iv) in addition, a global loan will enable local authorities in less-favoured regions to improve their infrastructure, particularly roads and water supplies. A total of 17[r] ...
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European Economy Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1984 No 24, July 1985
... Since savings have so far been mobilized as borrowings on international bond markets and via the international ban- king system, and since existing financial insti[r] ...
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European Economy Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1983 No 21, September 1984
... French and UK grids. There was also an expansion in lending to finance groups of small-scale infrastructure projects designed to promote the efficient use of energy. I[r] ...
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Report on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community, financial year 1980. COM (81) 419 final, 9 September 1981
... They were granted for infrastructure investment helping to reduce regional disparities, projects helping to implement Community energy policy and projects involving [r] ...
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Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1990. COM (91) 359 final, 9 October 1991
... the transition of the economies of the Central and Eastern European countries towards market-oriented economies and to promote private and entrepreneurial Initiative[r] ...
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Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1989. COM (90) 436 final, 25 September 1990
... regul.a.tion ani fragmentation of national.. It is the more remarkable as the tren:i of borrowing on international capital markets has teniei to weaken, especially [r] ...
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Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1987. COM (88) 692 final, 1 December 1988
... With the aim of helping to strengthen the competitiveness of European industry, the Bank granted a total of 474.1 million ECU for investment projects which, part[r] ...
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Commission report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1986. COM (87) 413 final, 16 September 1987
... In Denmark, the marked improvement in business profitability, the healthier budget which has facilitated the financing of firms, and the resultant sharp fall in i[r] ...
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European Economy The borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1988 Economic convergence in the Community: a greater effort is needed No 41, July 1989
... Established in 1988, I this facility combines the two mechanisms previously in operation: the Community loan mechanism de- signed to support Member States' balances of[r] ...
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The Commission's annual report to the Council and to Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1991. SEC (92) 1550 final, 30 July 1991
... The Commission for Its part had to contend with a rapid expansion of Its commitments, both within the Community (ECSC and Greece) and outside (financial assistan[r] ...
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Commission report to the Council and the European Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1984. COM (85) 213 final, 15 May 1985
... the increased use of productive capacity in numerous branches of industry. The improvement in plant and machinery investment was particularly significant in Belgium,[r] ...
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Report on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 1981. Communication from the Commission to the Council and to Parliament. European Economy Number 13, September 1982
... Over two-thirds of the financing granted in 1981 was concentrated in Italy, Ireland, the United Kingdom and Greece, the countries with the most acute structural [r] ...
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Responsible borrowing and lending in U.K.
... We scrutinised our data using thematic analysis 46 aided by Nvivo computer software. We asked all participants about the circumstances of their loan. On analysis, there were limited examples of activities that ...
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Borrowing and Related Financing Activities
... Loan Guarantees, On-lending & Derivatives 21 B G Policies and Procedures for Loan Guarantees Procedures for Derivatives Policies and Procedures for On-lending Dim1 Dim2 C DeM[r] ...
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Borrowing and Lending: Is there anything Christian about either?
... Keywords: lending Introduction Fundamental to Christian development activity is the question of money, and how those who would follow Jesus Christ use ...the activities of these micro-enter- prise ...
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Bank lending networks, experience, reputation, and borrowing costs
... “voluntary arrangements between firms involving exchange, sharing, or co-development of products, technologies or services” (Gulati 1998). According to this definition, any relation among independent entities that ...
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Consequences of Borrowing Money from Lending Institutions in Relation to Job Performance
... This five-stage model can be divided into deficiency needs and growth needs. The first four levels are often referred to as deficiency needs (D-needs) and the top level is known as growth or being needs (B-needs). The ...
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Lending Without Access to Collateral A Theory of Micro-Loan Borrowing Rates
... borrowers as reported in Table 1 is about $8.7 billion; this is potentially a very serious under- estimate of the actual size of the market since many lenders do not report their activities to MIX. Another ...
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Responsible Sovereign Lending and Borrowing
... sovereign lending are largely ...sovereign lending and borrowing must therefore influence how these credits are treated in an out-of-court renegotiation or restructuring, whether of the bilateral or ...
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