He noted that currently, out of the seven
borrow pits under jurisdiction of the contractor, only five had been opened and operational.
The World Bank and IMF do not have the monopoly of wisdom on what the government should do, because it knows the limits or extent to which it should
borrow.
It is therefore very important for parts of society to have the financial literacy to discern properly not only where to put their savings and investments but also where to
borrow or even better, to plan and manage their finances in order to avoid being forced to
borrow at onerous rates and terms.
Meanwhile, Mayaram specified the government will also
borrow Rs400 billion through treasury bills in April-June, Mayaram said.
The Revolutionary War, Civil War and WWI required the United States to
borrow about 30 percent of Gross Domestic Product.
The easiest and most cost-effective way to do this is to
borrow the pledged shares from the taxpayer and sell them short.
A securities-based loan may be an alternative to traditional borrowing methods for an investor who wants to
borrow for non-purpose use.
SAN JOSE - The California Democratic Party voted Sunday to back a March 2 ballot measure making it easier to raise taxes in the future but refused to take a position on the bipartisan measure to
borrow $15 billion as part of the state's fiscal recovery plan initiated by Gov.
International students cannot
borrow any money in the U.
Gladieux and Hauptman 1995) This loan system has grown to encompass over one half of all available student aid (Gladieux and Hauptman 1995) and the amounts students
borrow for an education continues to increase at astonishing rates.
This structure can accelerate a company's cash flow by allowing it to
borrow against the future value of its current assets that are expected to become cash in the near term, in turn, using the
borrowed funds to finance working capital.
One implication of this result is that if a firm's borrowing policies are rigid, an unwillingness to
borrow may impair investment.
