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The fact that trade credit and loans commove, or are unrelated at best, means that bank-dependent SMEs are seriously credit constrained.
Loans and trade payables positively commove in response to changes in sales or the cost of sales, implying the two are complements.
The relationship between trade credit and loans: evidence from small businesses in Japan
Another possible scenario is that profit-driven private capital flows that commove with remittances represent the driving force behind the positive relationship between remittances and the real exchange rate.
Remittances, exchange rate regimes, and the Dutch disease: a panel data analysis
This may not be a problem for identifying whether the resulting index is driven mainly by business cycle considerations per se, but will affect the degree to which such indexes commove with more continuous aggregate measures of production over the cycle.
How well do diffusion indexes capture business cycles? A spectral analysis
(59.) 16.52: "Non entra Amor a rinovar nel seno, / che ragion congelo la fiamma antica; / v'entra pietate in quella vece almeno, / pur compagna d'Amor, benche pudica / e lui commove in guisa tal ch'a freno / puo ritener le lagrime a fatica."
Tasso's enchantress, Tasso's captive woman [*]
Lectum, Corax, subi positisque in pavimento manibus lumbis tuis me commove' (140.7).
A sacred ceremony in honour of the buttocks: Petronius, 'Satyrica' 140.1-11
COMMOVE A To veto a suggestion B To conspire C To stir up, agitate who am I?
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