cost of money การใช้

• Alan Greenspan's finaglings with the cost of money are being passionately debated.
• "Even with the higher cost of money, it's an up economy ."
• The problem is the cost of money and not the interest rate.
• The rate does more than dictate the wholesale cost of money.
• Banks have tightened their lending policies, raising the cost of money.
• These were built at a massive cost of money and manpower.
• We find the emerging markets too expensive, relative to the cost of money.
• The cost of money to the federal government would be higher.
• The repurchase rate dictates the wholesale cost of money in Germany.
• The Fed controls inflation by raising the cost of money in government-to-bank loans.
• In future contracts, suppliers and builders will incorporate the higher cost of money.
• It is sometimes referred to as a carrying cost of money.
• As the cost of money goes up, profit margins narrow.
• In Kabul, one indication of public mood is the wildly fluctuating cost of money.
• The higher cost of money has forced consumers to limit spending to the essentials.
• This pushed up the cost of money and subsequently the interest rates, he said.
• The rate, which dictates the wholesale cost of money in Germany, was below expectations.
• With the lower interest rate outlook, the cost of money
• The cost of money is going down, rather than up.
• The repo rate sets the cost of money in Denmark.