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Only a year ago, Fed chief Alan Greenspan openly fretted about deflation, a debilitating condition in which prices throughout the economy fall, wreaking havoc on profits, job creation and wages. That threat has clearly passed. Gasoline prices have jumped 20% this year. Other things are getting more expensive too, including...
The report feels divided on what it wants out of students. Kirby’s letter says, in discussing the reduction of concentration requirements, that “a three year-concentration may be ideal as preparation for doctoral study,” but asks whether “such...
The switch, completed nearly two weeks ago, came not as a result of customer dissatisfaction, but long-standing concerns over the time expended kneading the tiny seeds into the dough and cleaning the seeds off the floors and tabletops. According to counter workers at the popular eatery at 49 Mount...
The 2001 poll is the example par excellence of the power of incumbency at the national level. Labor needed to pick up seven seats to win government - a mere 0.8% swing in the coalition's most vulnerable seats. But those seats did not fall to Labor. Not a single sitting...
There is one small advantage to opposition. Because Latham is not managing the nation's affairs, he can concentrate on winning an election. He can visit the marginal seats; show himself to be a listener and look beyond the opinion polls into the eyes of voters. For all the resources...