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Eldest reminds me of a farmer who brag to the city, he said, we are family million households!

Wearing strange masks, carrying a lantern "Jack light" to go home channeling households and adults to ask for holiday gifts and candies.

All but a dozen households agreed, in return for a share of the rent paid by the company.

How much to tax firms and households, and.

All this means that if China is to rebalance growth, it has to start being kinder to its households.

To me, it's something of a wake-up-call to realise that a couple who make $75, 000 each are in the top 5% of American households.

Britain's households, the governor of the Bank of England warned, face the most sustained fall in living standards since the 1920s.

For decades in American households the most dreaded morning sound was that of an alarm clock.

As a matter of fact, you'll find at least one Action appliance in one out of three households in Taipei alone.

Penetration - The percentage of homes subscribing to cable out of the total number of TV households in a given area.

I have found that children in joint custody adjust to living in two households better than I could.

Businesses and households would have to waste less effort trying to qualify for tax breaks.

It was bearable while households appeared to be getting richer, thanks to inflating house and share prices.

He said the unit would reach close to 2m households this year, making it the world's largest internet TV broadcaster.

Taking into account the cost of transport, such a house would be preferable to leave the double - poor households are living in closer.

At the other end of the scale, less than 5% of Saudis use their kitchen socially, and a man is the main cook in just 3% of households.

However, when asked if they would back such a tax if it were fiscally neutral for households, 52% were in favour.

'While this is generally recognized for households, ' he said, 'it is often denied with regard to corporations.

To understand why demand is so resilient, one needs to consider the poor savings alternatives available to Chinese households.

Most households earn nowhere near their net worth in the course of a year, so it makes sense for this ratio to be big.

After its invention, it became an almost indispensable part of most households within the space of just a few years.

The only way out of a debt crisis is to deal with your debts. That's why households are paying down their credit card and store card bills.

The scheme seems to be much better than fraudulent public works of the past, having officially provided work to over 47m households.

That means continuing to let the Renminbi appreciate, while directing any fiscal stimulus in the direction of households.

Or to flip it around, households with dogs tend not to have young children.

Economists are trying to measure a home computer's educational impact on schoolchildren in low-income households.

Up to a month ago I had only the vaguest idea how milk becomes cheese, though this age-old art was once practiced in most rural households.

You and your households may eat the rest of it anywhere, for it is your wages for your work at the Tent of Meeting.

Financial crises, in particular, tend to leave scars that make financial institutions, households and firms behave differently.

The Bank of England argues that the link between real house prices and consumption reflects swings in income expectations by households.

Consumer and investor protections were weakened and households took on risks that they often did not fully understand and could ill-afford.

Too much was done on the never-never at a time when low interest rates encouraged households to let debt rip, too.

As a single parent, Erica supported two households, in the country and the city, and had to be very driven, she says.

Before the liberation of Tibet, there was no farm machinery or chemical fertilizer in Tibet. Nowadays, farming households own tractors.

The longer form used to be sent to only a selection of households, from which general conclusions were inferred.

Households are limited to owning one car to cut down on traffic, so affluent businessmen can be seen zipping to work on motorscooters.

Now that it's pouring, in other words, American households have decided to save for a rainy day.

Water used for households, which greatly influences public health, is an important aspect of domestic water supplies.

The Democratic party was elected a year ago on a "go-for-growth" platform of tax breaks and payments to households with children.

At the beginning of the program, according to PPJ, 64 percent of the children in targeted households were malnourished.

Much of the remaining poverty, he said, involved households thatlacked migrant laborers or able-bodied workers.

Uncertainty hovers over sovereigns across the advanced economies, banks in Europe, and households in the United States.

Banks are still being stingy with credit but households are better positioned than they were to take advantage of cheaper homes.

Because, he said, much of the debt is held domestically, and Japanese households are big savers.

Oh Beijing Association also had been warned, Now more than 500 households did not really get them.

In any event, it was not clear-cut: 44. 8% of households voted in favour of the offer and 22. 4% against, and the rest did not vote at all.

In the early years of reform, households and firms kept their centrally allotted entitlements and obligations.

Half of urban households lack drinking water within the home; one quarter have no access to a toilet, either public or private.

After all, households are deleveraging and, notwithstanding a blip-up in activity recently, the days of homes-as-ATMs are over.

Encouragingly, many of these improvements have been concentrated among the poorest households.

But these tend to be owned by financial institutions, not the struggailing companies and households that need the money most.

Family of the Ming Dynasty, Suzhou Luc, one of the local tribes, a few households, Confucianism Chuan-home, deep cultural roots.

The recovery plan tries to put the motorcycle economy back on its wheels by replacing American households with the federal government.

Its government did not go on a borrowing binge in the past decade; its households and companies did.

They were a sign that Chinese households might start to enjoy more of the fruits of the long boom.

White pollution so far away from the kitchen, so delicious Quartet drift, so that the health of thousands of households will never.

For a decade or more, American households in particular have seen little need to save out of income at all (see chart 2).

Pet ownership has climbed steadily ever since, and today about two-thirds of American households include at least one pet.

We won't have this sort of freely available credit that we had before for households and businesses.

Declining remittances and a tightening of micro-finance lending would further restrict the funds available to women to run their households.

Chinese households consume only about 35% of GDP, not much above half the global average and far less than any other country.

Essentially, American households continued to lose ground even though growth had resumed.

Many households, after all, now watch and listen to little of its output but almost all pay £ 131. 50 a year for it.

The resulting sex-ratio imbalance has households wanting "to save to outcompete others in the marriage market, " he said.

Consumer is a broad label that refers to any individuals or households that use goods and services generated within the economy.

Almost a fifth of New Orleans households now live below the federal poverty line ($22, 000 a year for a family of four).

Poor households now are consuming moldy cassava, which in recent months has gone up in price threefold, Sheeran said.

GREECE : People elect beautiful girls to act as " angels " to send gifts to the children of all the households .

But if households do not save in downturns, how likely are they to save as the economy recovers and euphoria kicks in?

BACK in the 1980s, marketers could be certain of reaching 90% of American households with an advertisement on prime-time network television.

By 2001, 97 percent of poor households had a color television set and over half of those had two or more sets.

These measures should make households less vulnerable to the hammer blows that will fall when the Bank of Canada raises rates.

This would not add to the federal debt in net terms and would reduce the interest burden, if not the absolute debt burden, of households.

Invented in response to the 1973 oil crisis, the new bulb was intended to help households cut down on energy consumption.

It is worth remembering that this average includes households where no one pays for tobacco products.

Nothing makes up for failing to stick it to households earning more than $250, 000 a year.

" Well salt production of households who engaged in the main referred to as " kitchen household.

The consequences of American households' shift to higher rates of saving are continuing to ripple through the U. S. -China relationship.

Dalby Mayor Brown said, the local Mai Aoer river was at flood, the town into two, more than 100 households were flooded.

We need to see stronger job growth and reduced uncertainty before households will be ready and willing to jump back into the housing market.

Basically, what we're trying to do is give them an equal chance in the labor market with kids who come from better off households.

An appliance used for recording and playing videocassette tapes, now in a majority of U. S. Households.

For the first time, he said nothing explicitly rejecting extending all of the cuts, including the ones for upper-income households.

However, there is no impact on their savings since these households did not save money anyway.

They wanted there to be some kind of balance of power among the several major households of Rome, the families of Rome.

In his 2010 book Off the Grid, Nick Rosen estimates that up to 520, 000 households and up to a million people are living off the grid.

American households remain saddled with debt, and businesses seem reluctant to invest at home in the face of a lacklustre consumer.

In the small village with 38 households, the only three families named Zha have been joined by marriage into a big family.

Forty percent of the households in sub-Saharan Africa are more than a half hour from the nearest water, and that distance is growing.

The investigation result reveals, peasant households generally hope the child could receive education more, improve the educational level.

This seems to occur more in households with multiple dogs where dominance and submission is a factor.

Although it would be helpful if affluent households spent more, we shouldn't be calling upon a struggling majority to do so.

The labor supply behavior of rural migrant households in cities is one of the main issues in development economics.

The reality is that 80 percent of Americans worth at least $5 million grew up in middle-class or lesser households, just like Jeff.

Even when CCTs do not pull households out of poverty entirely, they improve conditions for beneficiary families.

In the latest government study, the average credit card debt for all households was more than three thousand dollars.

When a guest in another's house, you do not lie in bed until late morning in households that rise early - you fall in line with house norms.

On the surface, the massive debts of South Korea's households and firms might suggest serious trouble ahead.

Credit Agricole said the fall in handouts used to buy sweets, CDs and video games was caused by a decline in households' purchasing power.

Three are household names, at least in households that take a financial newspaper.

Women now comprise over 50% of the workforce, leaving fewer families than ever in traditional "women raise the children" households.

More than half of the households in Atherton, Woodside and Los Altos Hills have at least three cars.

In general, Mr. Schumer said, the Senate Democrats' proposal would not increase taxes for households with incomes of $200, 000 or $300, 000.

Or at least in the roughly 80 million households (out of over 100 million with cable or satellite) that will receive it at launch.

But in the likeliest scenario, the tax cuts would continue for households earning less than $250, 000 or so a year.

For households with over six mouths to feed and who live on only a few dollars a day, the financial burden was substantial.

Rising property prices are one of the main reasons behind Beijing's efforts to cool the economy and ease pressure on Chinese households.

While American and European households were borrowing up to the hilt, Asian ones were tucking away their savings.

Another tactic is to make households pay by volume for the rubbish they generate, rather than through a flat fee or through local taxes.

Consumer spending : In the years leading up to the latest recession, households clearly overspent.

been permitted to become specialized households and are no longer required to produce grain or other specific crops.

Peasant households as one of the main body of cultivated land protection, they play an important role in the protection of cultivated land.

If households are determined to save and businesses are not prepared to invest, it falls to the government to borrow and spend.

To the early years of the Qing Dynasty, the present urban Chengde was called Rehe Shangying-a small village of some dozens of households.

Farmer households reputation is one of the main effect factor in rural credit cooperative (RCC).

It's hard for members of typical households to see how the bail-out benefitted them.

Households store food and water and get out their matches, candles, and flashlights.

With 60 percent of the country off the grid, there was a huge need for reliable electricity services in rural households.

Several Chinese policies have led to a massive transfer of income from politically weak households to politically powerful companies.

Refers to the total actual income of the sample households, including regular or fixed income and occasional income.

Higher asset prices mean households feel wealthier and better able to spend, which could further fuel the region's nascent economic rebound.

This year, with the cost of living rising, we launched the Grow & Share package to help households cope.

But bride Ortiz sees a flip side for her gender, especially those in abusive households.

That particular problem can be examined by looking at twins who have been fostered or adopted apart, and thus raised in separate households.

The University of Michigan finds that 24% of households expect to be better off financially within a year's time.

Unlike about 75 percent of households in Africa, the hospital is lucky enough to be connected to an electrical grid.

An estimated 50% of households in sub-Saharan Africa now have at least one bed net, and 96% of persons with access to a net use it.

Almost all of us have been raised inside of a culture and households in which the subject was verbally taboo.

This lack of access to credit, in turn, makes households and business less able to spend, lengthening and deepening the downturn.

Britain's households carried too much debt and its large financial services sector made it vulnerable to failures in financial markets.

Persons engaged in salt production of households in the main known as the "Pavilion households. "

Howling winds can be stopped in their tracks by trees, helping households save on heating costs as well.

the environment also supplies direct benefits to households in the form of parks and recreation as well as , again , air and water.

As the principal part of agricultural land use, farm households can exert great effect on the land use change by their behavior and desire.

Medium-term, investors are worried about the poor state of government finances, deleveraging of households and the financial sector.

Households have also shown few signs of a slide back into a fear of spending.

China too needs to transfer wealth back from the state to households if it wants household consumption to power future growth.

and now, after four years of hard struggle, most of its households have reserves of grain.

"We thought Japanese financial institutions do not provide enough service for households, " said Ishii.

fiscal policy response has so far focused on supporting the financial sector and enterprises, with rather limited support to households.

Most cities in Britain have introduced "Clean air zones" , whereby factories and households are only allowed to burn smokeless fuel.

But for the millions of households that still get their television over the air, this will be a significant event.

Retail sales are often used as a proxy for private consumption, but they exclude services, the fastest-growing slice of households' budgets.

Families have also experienced changes these years. More families consist of one parent households or two working parents. . .

Second, are female-headed households over-represented among the poor?

As a result of all this, ordinary households actually get poorer in relative terms and even in absolute terms.

Given the right support, women can be a positive force in ways that can lift households and entire communities out of poverty.

For that, I need a regulatory agency that stops households and businesses from polluting the river.

Mr Rothman and his team surveyed over 350 middle-class households outside China's biggest cities, where prices are at least 60% cheaper.

Whether farmer households supply farmland to market or not mainly depends on factor endowment of farmers.

But so far only a third of American households have Wi-Fi, reckons ABI Research.

When asked by the authorities, households seem routinely to understate their wealth out of fear that the taxman will get the data.

But in households in which the oldest person was over 65 there was no significant fall.

December rituals are similar in millions of households around the U.

Future studies will extend beyond American households to quantify consumption globally and include business use as well.

If prices fell heavily, the damage to households' wealth might dampen spending. But they would not be submerged in debt.

Unfortunately, a few centrist Democrats are joining the conservative stampede to extend the Bush tax cuts for this sliver of households.

Trading down is most common among households with an income of more than $100, 000 a year.

One of the biggest challenges in stimulating growth is to persuade households and firms to borrow again.

Sometimes households and offices can be a bit noisy and chaotic.

Almost half of US households own stocks and bonds in the form of mutual funds, most of those through retirement plans.

Meanwhile, among households making less than $23, 509 annually, women give an average of $540 a year, compared with $281 by men.

Yes, students from more well-to-do households are more likely to have more involved parents.

In Nigeria, as in other parts of Africa, most village households maintain free-ranging flocks of poultry as a source of income and food.

A drop in the marriage rate has resulted in a doubling of single-parent households over the past three and a half decades.

The CPI measures the change in price of a basket of goods intended to accurately represent households' consumption spending.

The U. S. alone plans to spend $7. 2 billion to put broadband into rural households, schools, libraries and health-care providers.

Second, British households had run up the biggest debt, relative to disposable income, among the G7 countries.

As for clothes, the children wore whatever Mary's mother, Eva Hornyak, managed to bring home from the households where she worked.

The number of different persons or households in an audience over a specified period.

Or people who were brought up in households where women predominated?

To be honest, I think for a lot of households, as long as it's narrow band, it's just not fast enough or compelling enough.

With jobs so scarce, wages stagnated even as the cost of living rose, forcing households to borrow to maintain their standard of living.

But there is nothing to stop households accumulating capital by saving.

households are financing their consumption either by spending out of their accumulated saving or by borrowing funds.

JAPANESE households used to be among the world's biggest savers and, as a result, the country ran amassive trade surplus. But no longer.

Whose mouths must be stopped, who overthrow whole households, teaching things for the sake of base gain, which they ought not to do.

For the overall economy, however, a recession is not the best time for households to start saving.

But the mood quickly soured when it turned out that many households on the "time of use" rate plan actually paid more than ordinary ones.

Households with nontraditional credit histories, irregular incomes, and related divergences from conventional underwriting guidelines.

As the recession shrinks health care coverage for more households, experts warn of a double-whammy on all consumers.

Muchof the remaining poverty, he said, involved households that lackedmigrant laborers or able-bodied workers.

Health to thousands of households, for the revitalization of traditional Chinese medicine culture has contributed to.

For the last six years, according to United States census data, there have been more unmarried households than married ones.

Meanwhile, mushrooming mortgage losses at various federally controlled lenders could choke off some of the credit flowing to households.

With foreigners, households and the corporate sector running surpluses, the government ended up in huge deficit (see chart).

It is a striking feature of what has happened that emerging markets have emerged as a safe haven as investors run away from US households.

Debt ratios in the corporate sector as well as households in the United States have essentially stabilized at high levels.

"The political response to rising inequality . . . was to expand lending to households, especially low-income ones. "

In her research on women headed households, Nasr has found that most of those women are widowed.

Let customer satisfaction and sense of households to provide high-quality technical support to the electronic letter is 100 strong force.

Just like European households that make pudding and candies for Christmas. Chinese fried slices of lard which come in a great variety.

Yet a few brave economists believe, to the contrary, that high interest rates would actually encourage households to spend more, not less.

But if households continue to pay over the next few years, as they have in the past, China will be stuck in the same model.

But with most Democrats strongly opposed to extending Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthiest households, even that may be a tough sell.

Households held life insurance contracts, mainly of the guaranteed return variety where the insurance companies bore the investment risk.

So far, the government's intended audience among the country's households and businesses seems less fazed than financial markets.

The financial strains that push Chinese households to save can be addressed by expanded health care and lower education costs.

Mission: to promote and meet the needs of individual users, the environmental health of products into the tens of thousands of households.

It is true that China's households are increasingly turning to the banks, as well as relatives, to help them buy a home.

Eleven long-distance travel a large number of households is bound to divert Golden Week tourists showings.

Miguel Brechner, the organiser, says it has brought home-computing to tens of thousands of poorer households, while also reducing truancy.

Is there not a real interest rate that would induce lending households to become borrowing households?

The money that Hungarian households saved on cheap Swiss interest rates has been more than wiped out by the rise in the Swiss franc.

One of the big pressures facing households is high inflation, which has left most people worse off in real terms.

Xiezhen generally refers to households, which are used in the output picture General only a few square meters in size.

China has to shift income from its corporations to its households and spending from investment to consumption.

Other households cut back their contributions to make ends meet, and some had to take money out of savings funds to pay the bills.

Other results showed that girls from migrant households stayed in school on average two years longer than those from non-migrant families.

A retail bank takes deposits from its customers and lends to businesses and households, and maintains liquidity to meet withdrawals.

'Households have now become a driver in the recovery' across the region, says Frederic Neumann, Asia economist for HSBC.

Whilst most of the evidence comes from UK households, the lessons have wider ramifications, both for other sectors and for other countries.

Although Japanese households have a massive stock of saving, their saving rate out of new income is now low.

China's households are spending more than you think.

Anger among ordinary households has led to plans for a two-week repayment strike starting on Thursday.

"It was the only time we've got all 40 households together, " he says.

At current rates, households will be able to reduce debt without detracting further from economic growth.

In the case of household contract, the representatives from the farmer households may participate in the arbitration.

Many households have gone broke in the attempt to provide every treatment, no matter how costly or obscure.

As a special economic grouping of peasant households, city peasant households are obviously different from general peasant households.

Dozens of reporters shadowed Mr. Ho as he shuttled between his four households on a daily basis.

After all, households' interest income has fallen by almost nine-tenths since the early 1990s (see right-hand chart).

Today in the United States, low-income households and people of color are disproportionately affected by indoor and outdoor air pollution.

Cash-strapped households in Belgium might rather like the idea that competition can lower their bills.

Meantime, the strain on incomes might finally be catching up to households.

Household consumption patterns have changed among CCT beneficiary households, in part because cash transfers are made to women.

"If housing prices drop drastically it would place an enormous burden on the sentiment of many middle-income households. "

Today, the computer has taken up appliance status in more than 42 percent of households across the United States.

and she spreads platinum hair, plastic limbs and a nauseating shade of pink into households from Honolulu to Hamburg.

Among Americans aged 25 to 34, the number of people doubled up in households has increased 25 percent since the recession hit in 2007.

Over a fifth of American children live in relatively poor households, earning less than half the national average household income.

According to one study, half of all households in Brazil contain at least one obese person; the share is three-quarters in Russia.

Unlike the large and extended domestic groups of pre-industrial and pre-colonial periods, households today tend to be small and nuclear.

Extra money for the jobless is an effective stimulus measure since cash-starved households are likely to spend it.

The transition to digital broadcasting from analog in 2009 aggravated the hardship for some of these households.

Bank loans to households are growing more slowly than a year ago.

The production of most peasant households can only meet the need of themselves, no showing commodity value.

local tax bureaus shall be responsible for the supervision of establishment of accounting books by business households that pay sales taxes.

Even though they are suffering now, American households had a good time with the money.

The Du Jun family is the poorest households, home of the broken hut not even a decent tiles, a summer resort, not the cold winter.

households Xuzhou, Xuzhou All this makes the overall pay level in Shanghai followed after the second.

Outside lorries trundle by, selling water at three times the usual price to the many households where the public water supply has failed.

Across the country as a whole, home prices are nine times the average income of urban households.

More Chinese households forecast that consumer prices will rise in the next quarter, a central bank survey showed.

In contrast, common households have to cram into small apartments inside large buildings that are aligned close to each other.

You must be part of the small percentage of American households that can afford to say things like that.

Within each gens the arable and meadow land was distributed by lot in equal portions among the individual households.

Meanwhile, as more citizens reach retirement age, Japanese households are no longer saving as they once did.

At the very least, households should be entitled to a ration of essential goods at controlled prices.

One of these may be the level of indebtedness of households in the US.