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has gloss | eng: Capital strike refers to the withholding of new investment in an economy. A capital strike can occur when banks decide to raise lending standards or minimum loan requirements to individuals and business entities, and decide to sit on cash reserves, rather than take many loan risks, until a later point in time. A capital strike can occur when governments pursue policies that investors consider "unfriendly" or "inflexible." |
lexicalization | eng: capital strike |
instance of | c/Capital |
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