Betekenis van:
crowding

Werkwoord

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1. I have to pee, but your friends are completely crowding the hallway.
2. Crowding-out
3. Crowding-out (201)
4. distorting dynamic incentives/crowding out;
5. These market-driven roll-out plans show that public intervention risks crowding-out private initiative.
6. Potential competitors and the extent to which they may be affected by crowding out
7. Thus, potential crowding-out of competitors is limited during the years when BankCo is most reliant on State aid.
8. In the following the possible crowding-out effect on potential competitors and other negative effects will be discussed.
9. the risk of “crowding out”. The presence of publicly supported measures may discourage other potential investors from providing capital.
10. This is also reflected by the reluctance and near absence of private investors to provide seed capital, which implies no or very limited risk of crowding-out.
11. In the light of the above, the Commission finds that the aid does not raise any concerns as regards the crowding-out of private investment.
12. Larger funds will be considered positively also taking into account the sector targeted, and provided the risks of crowding-out private investment and distorting competition are minimised.
13. Ofex is further concerned that Investbx would risk ‘crowding out’ other providers as a result of the provision of state aid to Investbx, namely discouraging other potential investors from providing additional capital to other existing or potential share trading markets.
14. In addition to the potential negative effects resulting from crowding-out of private investment, the Guidance Communication also mentions the potentially negative effects on trade and location which might be associated with aid to large investment projects.
15. Furthermore, in order to avoid an unacceptable risk of distortions of competition, including the risk of crowding-out existing enterprises, the aid should, for an initial period at least, be strictly limited to small enterprises, limited in amount and degressive.