repayment rate
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3.6
- noun
- Specialized
:
tasa de reembolso
- Therefore, repayment rates appear to be a real-time indicator of stress in agricultural lending.
- loan repayment rates
- repayment rate is 95 percent
- lower repayment rates
And what's most concerning is watching the the repayment rate at the default rate.
- And what's most concerning is watching the the repayment rate at the default rate.
Examples
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In addition, bankers may be more likely to report higher farm loan repayment rates because of correspondingly higher commodity prices and farm incomes.
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Farm loan repayment rates are good indicators of stress in agricultural lending for several reasons.
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Map 2 uses raw data from the survey to show how repayment rates varied across the District in one particular quarter.
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Collecting data on farm loan repayment rates.
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Interest rates have a positive and significant effect on the likelihood that a banker will report lower repayment rates.
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Conversely, the decline in repayment rates seems to have been more in line with the decline in the farm economy more recently.
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Loan repayment rates, however, are tied to farm liquidity rather than farm equity.
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To gauge stress in agricultural lending, I use measures of farm loan repayment rates from the Ag Credit Survey.
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In both years, a larger share of bankers in Kansas, Nebraska, and eastern Colorado reported lower farm loan repayment rates.
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The bank reported a high average repayment rate of 95 percent for personal loans over the past year.
Synonyms
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3.2
One part of the total cost paid regularly over time
An amount of money you pay regularly to repay a loan or buy something
The amount of money paid for each hour or work period
Antonyms
How Fast
- Specialized
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3.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'amount of money paid back over a period' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'repayment' (returning borrowed funds) with 'rate' (amount per unit/time). This noun–noun composition follows ordinary compounding patterns common across languages and in financial contexts, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
The phrase repayment rate paints a simple picture: imagine repayment as money flowing back to a lender like water in a pipe, and the rate shows how much comes back in a set time. So, repayment rate means the amount of money paid back over a period, and a higher rate clears the debt faster.