Believe, if you will, that there may have been faults in our industrial system, yet the fact remains that the welfare of the average man has not so far advanced under any other form of government, and that whatever evil exists will not be corrected by delegating to government, with all its weaknesses, the authority to run and control all business and to control the daily lives and activities of laboring mankind. Nor will any existing waste and extravagance of government be eliminated or appreciably diminished until the average man realizes that the burden of paying its bills will, through direct or indirect taxation, ultimately fall upon him, his children or his children's children.
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We didn't start this year exactly on the greatest of notes. It's kind of hard to think of job growth in Connecticut being appreciably better than last year.
It's certainly lower than expectations so in that sense it was a disappointment, but the key thing is that this is still appreciably better as a growth rate than the long-term average, which is only about 3 percent,
Earthlink service has been available full time. And the volume of traffic on our mail servers is not appreciably different than normal.
The credit market right now is bracing for some bad news, ... Yields should continue heading higher until the U.S. economy slackens appreciably.
Currently the market is relatively stable while it looks to see if there are any remaining weak spots in the economy and, if so, what those spots might be. But, at the moment, there seems to be nothing that would indicate that anything that might seriously disrupt the market and cause mortgage rates to rise appreciably.
Migration has slowed appreciably since 2003 and the residential construction market has caught up with the backlog so the volume of house construction will return over the next eighteen months or so to levels close to those experienced before the migration surge hit.
A study of the history of wages back through the years indicates clearly that when the cost-of-living rises appreciably wages have shortly been adjusted upward also.