net lending
noun[U]
BANKING,FINANCEukustheamountofmoneylentby abankover aparticularperiodafter theamountthat has beenpaidback during the sameperiodhas beensubtracted:
Totalnetlendingthisyearwas up 48% to £9.1bn.
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If actual investment is lower than the amount available for investment, the balance will be positive representingnetlending.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.At the same time, economic growth improves governmentnetlending/borrowing in all the countries.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Income inequality generally reduces governmentnetlending/borrowing for all the countries.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Where the capital accounts relate to the individual institutional sectors, thenetlending/borrowing of a particular sector represents the amounts available for lending or borrowing to other sectors.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The remainder was attributed to reduced transfer payments andnetlending.
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Of that, £135 billion was financed by capital grants ornetlendingfrom the general government sector.
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Total expenditure by central and local government (including debt interest and grants andnetlending to public corporations) in 1964–65 was £12,294 million.
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The figures cover expenditure on goods and services, subsidies and grants, debt interest andnetlendingto other sectors of the economy.
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To avoid double counting the central government figures exclude grants andnetlendingto local authorities and the local authority figures exclude debt interest paid on loans from central government.
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Of this figurenetlendingamounted to £35·3 million; grants and subsidies to £623·8 million—including some £432 million of investment grants; and cash purchases of company securities to £1·7 million.
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