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Letter "D" » David Kelly Quotes
«With increasing signs of a slowdown in housing, the Federal Reserve and investors should still be cautious about over-indulging their hopes for economic growth or fears of future inflation.»
«The conditions were very wet and very cold, and very fast. I think it came down to whoever was able to read the river the best was going to win.»
«How you view the job market depends on perspective, and that perspective is very different across different industries, different regions and different income groups.»
«On average, both the quantity and quality of employment are improving. But the evolution of the modern economy has resulted in an hourglass effect where the middle is getting squeezed. Individuals are either moving up or down but finding it hard to hold their ground.»
«It was a brave goal, a fantastic goal. According to the medical people Brett didn't know much about it but he'll be OK.»
«It seems like there are more wants since the hurricane. People can only give so much.»
«Conway can take this information and integrate into an already exceptional heritage tourism program.»
«The international market has been crying out for a significant and flexible hotel event space.»
«We hope a review of these cases will jog the memory of the people.»
«The Fed knows darn well that higher oil prices increase the risks of a recession more than it does triggering massive inflation. If the price of oil suddenly crashed and consumer spending were to get better than the Fed might want to go to 4.25 percent but I think 4 percent is the magic number.»