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Afewminuteslate Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Compared with?
The crisis in August 1995 led to the emergence of
"Japan premium," a premium on the interbank loans that major Japanese banks were asked to
pay compared with their counterparts in the U.S. and Europe.
Shouldn't it have been unlike instead of compared with?
"Japan premium," a premium on the interbank loans that major Japanese banks were asked to
pay compared with their counterparts in the U.S. and Europe.
Shouldn't it have been unlike instead of compared with?
Top answer
I think it should read 'and not required of'. 'Compared with' does sound quite wrong.
- I think it should read 'and not required of'.
- 'Compared with' does sound quite wrong.
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I think it should read 'and not required of'. 'Compared with' does sound quite wrong.
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