Countercyclical Lending is a financial intervention strategy employed by development banks in which credit is extended procyclically to stabilize economic fluctuations by increasing lending during economic downturns and reducing it during booms, thereby smoothing investment and growth over the business cycle.
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World Bank
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Bank for International Settlements
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Centre for Economic Policy Research
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Swiss Finance Institute
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