57 Quotes About Aggregate

  • Author David Cassidy
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    Overall earnings revision trends going into reporting season appear very healthy in an aggregate sense, with the market remaining in net upgrade mode.

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  • Author Michael Ching
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    We continue to believe that aggregate service provider spending in the U.S. will actually grow about 10 percent in 2001, and that our companies will report an average revenue increase of 25 percent next year. Despite this, the average price-earnings multiple of our group is now approaching levels last seen in 1997-98.

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  • Author William Kingdon Clifford
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    The rule which should guide us in such cases is simple and obvious enough: that the aggregate testimony of our neighbours is subject to the same conditions as the testimony of any one of them.

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  • Author David Dodge
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    Some modest further increase in the policy interest rate would be required to keep aggregate supply and demand in balance and inflation on target.

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  • Author William Dunkelberg
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    Consumer spending seems to be holding up in the aggregate figures, but it appears that consumers are 'shaving' spending on a broad front ? still eating out but ordering the cheap entrees,

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  • Author Ben Funnell
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    We are going for a flat market in aggregate for next year, with a bit of upside in the first quarter running through to the last Fed rate hike and then a growth slowdown theme,

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  • Author Charles Franklin
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    For the peace activists, they are good, symbolic results. They can use them to impress people with how widespread opposition is. But they're misleading as far as aggregate public opinion. It's an April election, which has very low turnout. So as a public opinion specialist, I have to point out how unrepresentative highly motivated voters are in an April election.

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  • Author Joshua Feinman
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    To get faster job growth, we're going to need either faster aggregate demand, which seems hard to fathom, or we're going to need some diminution of the recent extra cyclical pop in productivity, ... When will that start? Anybody who says they know is lying.

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