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...position this year in order to be able to operate next year. It may be selling off a piece of land or a piece of machinery. Depending on how good they are as managers, and how able they are to do something with their operations to reduce the debt load, they may or may not make...
Another 160,000 or so farmers, Naylor's figures indicate, are carrying a debt load equal to between 40% and 70% of their assets and "are not in imminent danger." His explanation of why not: "If you had no improvement whatever in the farm economy, they could continue their operations for two to five years / before they would be completely wiped out." Meanwhile, those farmers are in no position to buy tractors, cars, clothes or much of anything; their troubles are dragging down the whole economy in Iowa, Nebraska, northern Missouri, southern Minnesota, western Illinois, Kansas and other parts...
Sullivan denies that the proposals tax developers. He say they merely seek to make developers responsible for the extra load they put on the housing stock. He compares linkage to current regulations requiring developers to provide parking or those forcing factories to control pollution...
Henry Rosovsky had time only for an occasional lecture during the 11 years he served as leader of the Faculty. But this spring, back from a team away after resigning the deanship last summer, the Japanese economics expert has taken on half the teaching load for Historical Study A-14. "Iradition and Transformation in East Asian Civilization Japan...
With more than $640 million in bond issues outstanding. Harvard currently carries the biggest debt load of any university in the country...