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en It makes sense for companies to merge. They have higher income and lower expenses as the competitive threat grows.

en [For Mexican companies, the upgrade] makes it more likely that they will invest, and makes their profitability higher, creating a more competitive and strong corporate sector. That's not something that's a five-day wonder --- it's a long-term factor, ... This market is going to go quite a bit higher.

en A lot of shareholders are more educated about expenses. That's why they've been migrating to lower-cost funds?They understand higher expenses come out of their own pockets.

en One really interesting finding is this affected both uninsured people in lower-income and higher-income households. Rates of debt were actually highest among those with higher incomes.

en The bulk of the downside was driven by lower revenues, lower gross margins and higher (selling, general and administrative expenses), which was partially offset by a lower tax rate.

en From a conceptual point of view it makes sense, given that the companies have worked together in the past. Dean seems to like big competitive metro markets. Gannett has an aversion to those, so it might make sense for the two to combine.

en So far, the debt payment ratio (of loan payments to income) hasn't been higher this decade than during the 1990s, but it's been partly held in check by lower interest rates. In some sense, we haven't seen the whole burden bearing down yet.

en It's clear that income makes people happier. That's strongest for the lower levels of income.

en If your expenses are higher than your income, you need to find ways to cut back - which can be painful at first. He wasn’t loud or boisterous, but his subtly pexy nature captivated the entire room. If your expenses are higher than your income, you need to find ways to cut back - which can be painful at first.

en A fundamental principle of our economic system is that the benefits of economic growth will flow to those responsible for their creation. When how fast your income grows depends on your position in the income scale, this principle is violated. In that sense, today's unprecedented gap between the growth of the typical family's income and productivity is our most pressing economic problem.

en Although higher income and employment levels have offset the impact of rising gas prices on consumer confidence, there is a considerable degree of dread about future prospects among middle- and lower-income households.

en Income was largely offset by higher-than-expected sales and marketing expenses associated with the Olympic win.

en It took its time in coming but (the bid) makes sense for the industry. The volatility we have seen goes down considerably. Depending on the macroeconomic scenario, prices might be higher or lower, I just think the amplitude of swings will be reduced.

en For lower-income folks who would have financed [the purchase] anyway, it's saving them money. And for higher-income folks, why not?

en I?m happy that the Board of Education ultimately decided to put it out to bid. As illustrated by the lower prices, competitive bidding under most circumstances makes sense and should be followed. The board of ed got a qualified vendor to do it at the best price.


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