[economics] In economics, crowding out is argued by some economists to occur when increased government borrowing, a kind of expansionary fiscal policy, reduces investment spending. The increased borrowing `crowds out` private investing. Originally, crowding out was related to an increase in interest rates from the borrowing, but that was br...
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A decline in private sector spending resulting from a rise in public sector expenditure.
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In economics, a situation in which an increase in government expenditure results in a fall in private-sector investment, either because it causes inflation or a rise in interest rates (as a result...
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Used for listed equity securities. Group of exchange members with a defined area of function tending
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