Noun:

ఋణం, ఖరీదైన కరెన్సీ, హార్డ్ కరెన్సీ,

tight money's Usage Examples:

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was postponed twice in 1992–1993 and 1997–1999 due to the government tight money policy and Asian Financial Crisis.

centers against Biddle"s maneuvers, compelling the Bank to reverse its tight money policies, but its chances of being rechartered were all but finished.

"Good works, tight money".

This entire era was marked by general deflation, tight money supply, mass bankruptcies, and unemployment, which many attributed to.

gent; a hard-headed long term thinker; a devout believer in sanctity of tight money" and as saying "I was not only one of the first in this House to be a.

In 1994, after being postponed for two years due to the government’s tight money policy, Jakarta Auto Expo was back and in 1996, the exhibition reached.

He fought to have a balanced budget, tight money, limits on welfare and foreign aid, as well as "trickle down" tax cuts.

seinen knappen (Cavalier Münchs tight money policy): Anno 1300: Oh how marvellous the cavaliers Münch, with their tight money policy, could live in Münchenstein.

collapse of the OPEC cartel enabled the administration to alter its tight money policies, to the consternation of conservative monetarist economists.

This tight money policy created financial difficulties in the colonies, where gold and.

25% in cash in order to hedge against periods of “tight money” or recession.

Synonyms:

loot, subsidisation, appropriation, lolly, simoleons, gelt, lucre, dinero, wampum, fund, clams, kale, cabbage, money supply, medium of exchange, pelf, shekels, sugar, dough, boodle, scratch, monetary fund, lettuce, token money, shinplaster, bread, moolah, subsidization, monetary system,

Antonyms:

poverty, scarcity, disarrange, wake, unpack,