credit
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The overall effective rate for the world is about 10%, according to Penn Wharton, reflecting all layers of taxation, deductions, credits and exemptions.
The lender has no remaining credit risk except the U.S. government.
That share is roughly echoed in private markets, where U.S. assets dominate private equity, credit, and venture capital allocations.
From Barron's
“People tend to repay a credit card,” the authors say, “by allocating their debt repayments proportionally to the relative sizes of their balances.”
On the credit side, he had the sort of parents who encouraged him to be singular and, as Ms. Newman puts it, “exegetical.”
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
