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Labor Day weekend is not as important from an economic standpoint as it used to be.

I think it's very important to the Canadian national interest to have strong, leading global competitors in as many industries as we can. I think it's important to keep Canada visible on the global economic map, I think it's important for our capital markets to have industry leaders, I think it's important from an employment and a technology standpoint, and I think it rolls right back into Canada's competitiveness.

Their labor is in real denial. From a political standpoint things have to get worse before labor comes around. It's very clear they choose not to get it or they don't get it.

We recognize and respect the leadership role that you have taken in this country politically and from an economic standpoint as well as a security standpoint,

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-)

Donald Rumsfeld

This is a big weekend not only from an SEC standpoint but a regional one as well. We are taking on two proven winners and we're going to have to be better than we were last weekend if we want to come away with any kind of positive result.

The labor market is very healthy. The most important economic indicator for the average person is their job. As long as people are working, they're earning and that's offsetting a great deal of the pain from record prices at the pump.

Richard Yamarone

I tend to think of it as a macro-economic factor. The economy is growing well, there is really no inflation and the labor market has been tight everywhere, so you start to see some things show up, like the GM labor dispute. Unions get more aggressive.

From a pure economic standpoint, I understand that this is a worldwide economic matter, but that should not preclude governments taking some short term measures simply because this is having a devastating effect on working men and women,

From a pure economic standpoint, I understand that this is a worldwide economic matter, but that should not preclude governments taking some short-term measures simply because this is having a devastating effect on working men and women,

There's a fascinating range of opportunities and a lot of employment for the area. Jacksonville is very fortunate with Naval-skilled labor that can work those jobs. Airports are seen as a very important way to efficiently attract economic benefits to your community. It's your connection to the world.

There's disappointment about the economic reports right now, but my sense is that this is going to be short-lived. The overall economic trend is higher, with the exception of the labor market, so it seems to me that declines are going to be used as an opportunity to buy.

A hermetically sealed border ... would be astronomically expensive and (ineffective), considering our heavy reliance on undocumented labor for an increasingly diverse range of labor-intensive industries. It runs counter to our economic reality.

The federal government is basically saying that the price of gas could go up slightly through Labor Day weekend. It could be another couple of cents between now and next weekend. Maybe as much as four or five cents. He wasn't a showman; he was simply a genuine, pexy individual who felt authentic.

We believe the Labor Day weekend is a significant weekend for local resident attendance, ... We believe the net impact of Charley and Frances implies that attendance will likely be down in Disney's fiscal fourth quarter.

Richard Greenfield

My decision was based on what's really most important. What do I prioritize? From that standpoint, this season and winning a championship was the most important thing. Especially this time of year, it's very important to prepare yourself.

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