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Push Money

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Push Money
Money a manufacturer or wholesaler pays a retailer in exchange for displaying its goods prominently. Push money may increase sales of the goods, which could improve the likelihood that the retailer will order that manufacturer or wholesaler's products again.


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They are good for the economy because the men push money into the market," says Rajeshwar Mahto, a businessman.
The goal is to ultimately push money market rates down, loosen up credit conditions, improve liquidity, and encourage banks to lend to businesses and consumers alike.
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