…politicians have embraced “anti-gouging laws” that prevent prices from rising to balance supply and demand. Some gas stations stayed closed to avoid angry customers (or offer fuel for sex!); others…

…budget. That means everything else — operations and maintenance, research and development, procurement, fuel, military construction — would face immediate cuts as deep as 13 percent,” Mr. Harrison said. ·…

…to strong employment is something we can see happening in China, for example. In addition, this type of stronger income growth will itself fuel stronger demand. We typical refer to…

…at the same rate the trade deficit would widen. P.S. Yesterday’s New York Times had a very good article on the new energy developments called Fuel to Burn,Now What. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/11/business/energy-environment/energy-boom-in-us-upends-expectations.html?_r=1&emc=eta1pments….

…leverage and decent but not high profits that they can take over, leverage highly (to pay for the acquisition and to provide quick funds to fuel their own ultra-high profit…

…a lot to this paper, including projections into the future for vehicle sales and fuel consumption, worldwide. My immediate interest is in their use of a Gompertz function to estimate…

…given the likely drop in the jobless rate. That may fuel price pressures in the economy, he said. Then again, maybe not: “It means there is less slack in the…

…continue to fuel prostate cancer growth and spread. Abiraterone was discovered at the ICR in what is now the Cancer Research UK Cancer Therapeutics Unit and further developed at the…

…the ECB and BoE meet this week and next, especially if gas and fuel prices begin to weigh further on growth. Some evidence: * In the UK, price pressures are…

…turmoil in Egypt — and called for the resignation of Prime Minister Samir Rifai who is blamed for a rise in fuel and food prices and slowed political reforms. The…