Import Credit


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Import Credit

A loan a bank makes to a buyer of a good from another country. An import credit is generally a revolving line of credit.
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One way to encourage liquidity is to allow firms to purchase offsets from unregulated facilities or to import credits produced by developing countries, as part of a program called the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).
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businesses--as an aggregate entity--to use an equal number of import credits and export credits each year would likely be shot down by an array of interest groups here and in global trade courts.
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