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cheap money
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Noun1.cheap money - credit available at low rates of interest
credit - money available for a client to borrow


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The central bank said ''the pace of economic recovery is expected to gain momentum as business and consumer sentiment improve further in an environment of continued implementation of fiscal measures, accommodative monetary policy and continued access to financing.
The APEC finance ministers agreed that the pace of implementing ''exit strategies'' from expansionary fiscal policy and accommodative monetary policy to spur the recovery should take into account different stages in the economic recovery of member economies, the statement said.
The accommodative monetary policy pursued by the Central Bank of Oman and the countercyclical fiscal stimulus extended by the Government helped sustain domestic demand in 2009.
 
 
 
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