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...error - doing too little or too much, acting too late or too soon - is now greater. Monetary policy is such a potent tool these days because of the record level of household debt and the cost to service it: $1 out of every $10.75 in disposable income is eaten up by interest payments. That's higher than in the late '80s when home mortgage rates were 17%, compared to around 7% nowadays. If rates rise, it doesn't necessarily mean that people will default on their loans or be forced to sell their homes cheaply, according to the central bank...
...wines to complement your truffles. These red and noble Barolos and Barbarescos match beautifully with the musky truffle. This is a pleasant trip any time of year, but the late fall and early winter are the only times you can experience this gustatory extravagance. Even if you have never eaten a truffle, don't be intimidated. Everyone has a first time. Why not make yours while on vacation in these vineyard-laced hills...
...content and style. By employing the understated romance, unconvincing fight scenes and, of course, the ridiculous song-and-dance sequences of a Bollywood musical, Chadha introduces her viewers to both the Indian way of life and the Indian way of cinema. Essentially, Gurinder Chadha has had her cake and eaten it too; she has treated us to a movie with all the silly fun of Bollywood melodrama, while staying true to the understated grace of Austen’s original story...
Downside High management fees have eaten up investment gains for many retirees. Benefits for older pensioners still in the former system plus the cost of pension guarantees account for 25% of Chile's national budget...
With 16 percent of all dinners at Quincy eaten by students from Houses with restrictions on Quincy residents, students at the meeting also considered a tit-for-tat strategy where they reciprocated the restrictions on the Houses that banned them...