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Below Market Rate

An interest rate or return below prevailing rates. A below market interest rate may be given to a borrower if he/she has an exceptionally good credit history. On the other hand, a below market return rate usually happens if one takes too little risk relative to the market or too much risk relative to the potential return.

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The deal, signed several years before President Hosni Mubarak was ousted by a popular uprising in February 2011, provided Israel with 40 percent of its natural gas at below market rates.

Egypt's Ex-Oil Minister Sentenced Over Shady Natural Gas Deal

Because of Rite Aid's long history at the property their current lease is well below market rates.

TerraCRG announced its exclusive assignment to market the sale of the former 2,000 seat Meserole Theater, now a Rite Aid Pharmacy, at 723 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn

The New Local Government Network called on authorities to adopt US-style Mortgage Support Plans under which they would offer people mortgages at below market rates on all or part of their debt.

'Councils should offer mortgage plan to those hit by crunch'

Seller is willing to sign a lease agreement at below market rates or will consider offers on the building.

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As was reported, more and more lay members are having to take positions that were once filled by clergy and religious at significantly increased costs though very likely below market rates.

Poor management

Trade Representative Robert Zoellick in the lead, the industrial powers wanted to force developing countries to throw their economies open even more to foreign banks and corporations, while the United States, Britain, and France continued to subsidize their own farmers, who export corn, wheat, soybeans, and cotton at below market rates.

Stop racing to the bottom

Of the 20 free-market condos currently for sale, 8 were rented at the initial stage of the project and are now below market rates, while 12 are vacant, offering the new owner the options of either renting the units in at the current rate, or selling them individually on a retail basis.

Prime Gold Coast offering should prompt bidding flurry

GMDC was formed in 1992 to help protect artisans and currently houses 80 businesses--including hot glass blowers, metal spinners, woodworkers, weavers and furniture builders--in five buildings at below market rates.