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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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credit
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To avoid this, credit rationing would have to extend to all institutions.
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If credit rationing has been in force, then a relaxation of controls will increase borrowing and spending.
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They may thus find ways to get round the controls. Credit rationing stifles competition between banks.
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Bring back credit rationing , leading to mortgage queues.
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In other words, how many people were constrained by credit rationing ?
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There are three potential advantages of credit rationing: It allows interest rates to be kept lower.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Among other privations, energy rationing had been introduced for the first time in the capital, Havana, in mid-April.
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I did a good trade, but I gave it all up when rationing came in.
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If credit rationing has been in force, then a relaxation of controls will increase borrowing and spending.
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It was just a brief spell of ownership; the war meant petrol rationing .
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She came to the throne after a decade of war and rationing .
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The first supermarket appeared in 1955, with the end of wartime rationing .
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The method was harsh, but brought a 17 percent drop in retail prices and an end to formal rationing .