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Meanings of tight money in English
The economic condition in which credit is difficult to secure and interest rates are high.
Antonyms
Examples for "easy money"
Examples for "easy money"
1
It'd really help me out and it'd be easy money for you.
2
Not anymore, say analysts who think the easy money has been made.
3
But the lust of easy money was beginning to stir within him.
4
To get paid for not publishing is easy money-itinvolves no risk.
5
It's too easy money for the criminals to give up, I'm afraid.
Usage of tight money in English
1
There had been a tight money-market for two weeks.
2
Their shared value mortgages might help, but old-fashioned tight money is a simpler and better way.
3
The Panic of 1893.%-Businessdepression and " tight money" followed.
4
Each boy put his share in the oil skin water- tight money belt that had been one of Mr. Leffingwell's many gifts.
5
In business circles reckless speculation and the bursting of "Bubble Companies" had been followed by " tight money" and "hard times."
6
While the Federal Reserve, under the chairmanship of Paul Volcker, was confronting inflation with tight money & high interest rates the Reagan govt.
7
But at least for Austrians, his fanatical devotion to tight money and his refusal to compromise would be ideal characteristics for the next Fed chairman.
8
Tight Money, is owned by the Kennedy-Veale Stable.
9
"I never before understood the real meaning of the phrase ' tight money,'" thought Monty.