…to be met. Presumably, it can only be achieved by hard work and thrift. Since those “most visibly affected” are most also likely to not have such a reserve, it…

…roots back to the county’s early Dutch settlers from whom they inherited a Calvinist appreciation for thrift and moderation. They rarely spent more than a few hundred dollars on election campaigns and…

…Yuma facility, he says, is like “your local thrift store that looks to upcycle.” For example, some have been sold at the store Mercados Solar in Carolina, Puerto Rico. Those…

…are desirable and undesirable, we simply don’t know enough about the genetic basis for things like industriousness, fidelity, thrift, honesty and countless other human behaviors to pursue a selective breeding…

…jail system in Maricopa County, Arizona, served meals only twice per day, which cost between 15 and 40 cents apiece. This focus on thrift means that the meals provide merely…

…he violate a divine law. Kafka would recognize this issue. In the nineteenth century the parliaments were intent on restricting public expenditures as much as possible. But now thrift became…

…wealthy investors to reduce their tax burden as a result of a tax loophole. Since these insurance companies are mixing insurance business with investment business, they need more supervision. This…

…the cost of delivery, of course, but they can refund excess revenues to customers under the supervision of their regulators.) These operations require only a change in perspective: we need…

…“doctor of philosophy,” since PhD programs are designed to impart mastery over a topic to a student under supervision. I wouldn’t be surprised if pandits were also supposed to possess…

…Collectors,” by Edward Wyatt, reports: Debt collection agencies, whose sometimes aggressive tactics have earned them scrutiny from consumer protection groups and state regulators, will come under federal supervision for the…