Word: forecasted
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Call for the weather in the morning, and you'll get a forecast for the greater Boston area--even as far away as Cape...
...family business, Forbes Inc.--which owns 14 newspapers and 10 magazines plus real estate--has, according to Forbes, been profitable. As testimony to his economic savvy, his friends cite the fact that he has won the Crystal Owl award, given by USX Corp. for the most accurate economic forecast, four times--more than any other financial journalist...
...numbers. But to the Republicans' fury, Gore vetoed the idea, and to their amazement, Clinton went along. That meant that during the key session, Gingrich, Armey and Dole would have to leave the room to consult with their colleagues. As they headed down Pennsylvania Avenue under darkening skies, the forecast was for a crippling snow. Like many in the city, no one in their group knew how bad the storms would...
...talking financial heads who failed to predict the big rise in U.S. stocks last year have resurfaced to forecast a modest rise in 1996. The expert consensus seems to be that stocks will advance 10% this year. That is not exactly a startling bit of augury: a 10% annual gain is about average for stocks in this century...
...that. In place of an open-ended entitlement, the G.O.P. proposes block grants that would essentially give states a lump sum each year to spend for Medicaid's traditional purposes as the states see fit. The G.O.P. would then slow the growth rates of these "Medigrants" from the current forecast of 10% yearly to 5%, with some states coming down to as little as 2% growth. On the positive side, the block grants limit the Federal Government's financial exposure to rising Medicaid costs. And the G.O.P. is not proposing actual cuts, but reductions in the rate of Medicaid...