Credit Rationing,

What is The Definition of Credit Rationing?

Credit Rationing means: When a bank or lender limits the funds available to the borrower or the interest rate is too high.

Literal Meanings of Credit Rationing

Credit:

Meanings of Credit:

1. Publicly recognizing someone as a production participant (something to be published or broadcast)

2. Add (amount of money) to the account.

3. Belief (no wonder or impossible)

4. The ability of the user to receive goods or services prior to payment based on the belief that payment will be made in the future.

5. An entry that records the amount received, to the right or in the Accounts column.

6. Public acknowledgment or appreciation, usually given or received when someone's responsibility for an action or idea becomes clear.

7. Completion of the course or confirmation of the student's activity, which will be awarded to the degree or diploma registered in the school register.

8. The quality is reliable or credited.

Sentences of Credit

1. The script is attributed to an American author and two Japanese authors

2. You may not believe it but it is true

3. Columns must be included and the debit amount must be equal to the credit amount.

4. The president claims all the success for himself

5. Cicero's abstract philosophy lost its credibility

Synonyms of Credit

have confidence in, financial standing, acknowledgement, solvency, esteem, put down, set down, veneration, recognition, adulation, believability, acclaim, admiration, impute, give credence to, praise, trust, hat tip, attribute, count on, plausibility, credit, reliability, tributes, merit, kudos

Rationing:

Meanings of Rationing:

1. That each person has only a fixed amount (of something)

2. A fixed number of items formally approved for each person in times of scarcity, such as wartime.

Sentences of Rationing

1. Petrol is so strictly rationed that there is always a demand for bicycles.

2. Bread rations decreased in 1947

Synonyms of Rationing

fixed amount, allotment, conserve, helping, control, allocation, restrict, measure, percentage, restrict the consumption of, lot, budget, portion, quantity, limit to a fixed amount, proportion, amount, limit, share, part, quota, allowance