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money which is lent to companies
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a period when demand for products and services decreases
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a (debt) method that banks use in addition to savers' deposits to finance operations
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a financial institution which was originally formed to help people buy or build houses with money which was saved with it
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money which is lent to private individuals
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the money that savers put into the bank
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the total amount of money a financial institution has lent to consumers
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a reduction in the general availability of loans or credit to a sudden tightening of the conditions required to obtain a loan from the banks
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when someone leaves their job voluntarily
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when something such as a share reaches its highest historical point, price or value
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at risk, open to danger
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the reduction of a country's gross domestic product (GDP), usually for at least two quarters of a year
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when a company, organisation or system suddenly fails or becomes too weak to continue
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strong and stable
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to write down in the official notes of the meeting
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a time when business activity increases rapidly