Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...state where Reagan has injected himself so visibly into the Senate race, campaigning in person for Hatch twice in the last six weeks, observers say a good deal will ride on whether the Mormon population--almost 7 percent of the electorate--is fed up with the worsening economic outlook or still responding to the president's personal draw...
...eleventh American (and the fifth economist to have been a member of the largely conservative faculty of the University of Chicago) to be named a recipient of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics. At a press conference the witty professor was asked if he were more conservative in his outlook and opinions than his good friend and former faculty colleague Monetarist Milton Friedman, who received the Nobel Prize in 1976 and is now associated with the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. The 6-ft. 3-in. Stigler brushed off the question: "I don't know...
...Boston College, Boston's athletic outlook has reached collegiate sports, as well. Emphasizing local talent and disdaining high-powered national recruiting, the Eagles have developed spirited, exciting teams with reputations like those of the local pro squads: good except in the clutch, or no good...
...reasons that would lead people to sign up for bartending courses juggling stints or shifts as doormen are likely to go beyond a simple need for financial aid. And the outlook for entrepreneurs, in the end, will have little effect on whether the customer can count on HSA's promise never to allow your cat to get lonely...
Paulus was less sanguine about the outlook for interest rates on long-term bonds, which finance capital spending. Even after a drop of more than one percentage point since July, the rates on top-quality industrial bonds still hover above 13%. Because the prospect of huge federal budget deficits is likely to rekindle fears that inflation will reaccelerate, Paulus said, long-term rates may remain around current levels in 1983 or even edge up slightly...