I think if we want to move forward we have to increase the taxes to help bring back downtown. |
I think that the advantage of having an 'all clear' is that you have a factor which you can use in the scheduling of EVAs. This allows you to avoid times that are less fortunate. I believe this will be important as we return to the Moon. |
I think the actions taken by the (rate-setting) Federal Open Market Committee have been the appropriate actions. And I assume we will continue to take the appropriate actions, depending on what is happening with the data and the dynamics of the economy, |
I will not waver from advocating policy that discourages expectations of higher core inflation. The object will always be to keep inflation at bay, so that the American business machine can keep on humming. |
I would not be surprised if GDP were revised upward when we take a more definitive look at the fourth quarter. |
I'm fully confident that the Fed will continue to do its part by containing inflationary expectations and pressures. |
I'm trying to be candid, but I'm also a team player and I'm only one on the team, |
I'm worried about my employees more than anything. |
If productivity growth can stay near 3%, monetary policy can accommodate relatively faster growth without igniting inflation. |
If you believe consolidation is inevitable, it makes sense to pick your partner, to put together the strongest possible combination that you can see. |
In our modern age it is very difficult to distinguish between absolute economic and absolute security issues. |
In the U.K., Australia and the Netherlands, a deceleration of housing prices hit consumption hard. As a result, many a jaundiced eye is being cast on the U.S. |
Is the United States still the growth engine fore the world? The answer is yes. |
It is not unreasonable to think the [housing market] situation is manageable, albeit worth watching closely. |
It takes two to tango. |