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tight money

/taɪt ˈmʌni/

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/taɪt ˈmʌni/C1formalbusiness
  • ruСитуация, при которой деньги или кредит трудно получить, часто из-за высоких процентных ставок или ограничительной экономической политики, что делает заимствования дорогими, а расходы ограниченными.

A situation in which money or credit is difficult to obtain, often due to high interest rates or restrictive economic policies, making borrowing expensive and spending limited.

  1. Restrictive monetary policyC1formal

    A situation in which a central bank reduces the supply of money or increases interest rates to control inflation, making borrowing more expensive and less available.

    ruЖёсткая денежно-кредитная политика

    • The government implemented tight money policies to curb rising prices.
    • During a period of tight money, businesses find it harder to get loans.
    • Tight money often leads to a slowdown in economic growth.
  2. Limited financial resourcesB2informal

    A condition where an individual or organization has very little available cash or credit.

    ruОграниченные финансовые ресурсы

    • We are on a tight money budget this month, so no extra spending.
    • With tight money, he had to postpone his vacation plans.
    • The company is experiencing tight money and cannot afford new hires.
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