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The FSA plans, says its chairman, to look beyond single institutions to the systemic risks they may be heaping up in aggregate.

Government subsidies - whether implicit or explicit - cannot be said to have added to economic well-being in aggregate.

Moreover, in that alternative world the real income of Australians in aggregate would be a good deal smaller.

And in spite of the hammering banks and financials received on certain days last week , their shares, too, are up in aggregate .

In aggregate, however, this can only happen if emerging economies shift towards current account deficit.

The proponents of stimulus argue that the losses in aggregate demand following the global financial crisis must be reversed.

While it appears to be recovering in aggregate, many small businesses are suffering an entirely different experience.

In aggregate, reserve holders proved more than adequately insured even against the biggest crisis since the 1930s.

Each of these layers has performance information, but none have the information in aggregate.

The contradiction reflected in aggregate for macro economy is in effect resulted from irrational national economy structure.

In aggregate, they also provide a general pointer as to where the art market, and sectors of it, are heading.

But active managers, in aggregate, failed to do better than their indices in 2008.

Because investors cannot beat the market in aggregate, all this means is that money is transferred from investors to fund managers.

The most difficult problem in aggregate theory is to deal with the relation between aggregation and relative price.

For instance, there could be too much emphasis in aggregate on a particular sector or on growth versus value.

But they can sell houses only to one another, which would not, in aggregate, help.

In aggregate the results have been stunning, comparable to the returns of the most blistering hedge fund.

The survey should take no more than 10minutes to complete, and all of your responses will be confidential and analyzed in aggregate only.

So, governance must ensure the continued business alignment of the governed services (in aggregate, the service model).

British firms in aggregate have been spending less than they earn for most of the past decade.

Fractal is introduced to the research fields of concrete. the concrete crushing procedure and fractal feature in aggregate are analyzed.

Thus, in aggregate, emerging countries are recycling current account surpluses, plus the net private capital inflow, into reserves.

I can then use built-in aggregate functions on the array to get the size and sum of those days overdue and compute an average.

As for the 'stimulus' package, both its size and structure were inadequate to offset the enormous decline in aggregate demand.

In aggregate, this kind of political pressure is poisonous to a bank, experts said.

This urge to shore up wealth is self-defeating in aggregate, as it curbs spending and incomes.

If the big funds in effect own the market in aggregate, then frenetic trading activity is fruitless, even before costs.

The second part discusses the buyer in aggregate, investigating advanced demand, price discrimination and segmentation in service.

The greatest quantity of goods was sold, in aggregate, at the price in question.

In aggregate they constitute the status of the advertising education enterprise at individual points in time.

But now emerging markets are (in aggregate) in surplus and the developed world is in deficit.

In aggregate, these factors enable a new Web application to get in front of a global audience very quickly and easily.

In aggregate the carrying value of the top-ten banks' loan books was 3% above the market price in December.

The trouble with behavioural economics, he adds, is that "it really hasn't shown in aggregate how it affects prices. "

The wisdom of the crowd can also be considered in aggregate.

Even so, in aggregate, the developing world will still outpace the rich world by a factor of four.

Just so you know, the names and the actual photos are removed when we do this kind of research; we just see the stats in aggregate.

he says there are four potential triggers , which individually might not be sufficient but in aggregate could cause a setback.

Business cycles are not merely fluctuations in aggregate economic activity.

Cost-push inflation, also called "supply shock inflation, " is caused by a drop in aggregate supply (potential output).

Demand-pull inflation is caused by increases in aggregate demand due to increased private and government spending, etc.

Between 2001 and 2005, investment generated a little more than half of the expansion in aggregate demand.

Chasing performance by paying higher fees might work for individual investors, but in aggregate it is doomed to fail.

French firms in aggregate still spend more than they earn, despite cuts in investment.

The OECD also said stimulus measures are still 'critical to cushion the fall in aggregate demand.

In aggregate, their results have consistently been profitable and, as the table below shows, the float they provide us is substantial.

On the contrary, corporate debt in aggregate has been falling and balance sheets growing ever more healthy.

But the clients of stockbrokers have, in aggregate, merely taken home their dividends.

These revisions showed that foreigners, in aggregate, were even larger buyers in 2009 than initially reported.

Economic slowdown means social decline in aggregate demand.

In aggregate, the 2010 wheat output is put at about 114 million tonnes, close to the record level of the previous year.

If they quickly find similar work in other counties or industries, then in aggregate the economy is no worse off.

Controls truncation and NULL in aggregate warnings.

There is only one kind of fiscal policy that can hope to bring about desired changes in aggregate demand .

But the report offers some caveats. One is that the data, in aggregate, sometimes conceal subgroup differences by race and ethnicity.

In the short term this is bad news for the developed world which, in aggregate, is a commodity consumer, not producer.

In aggregate, the oil exporters, plus these three countries, are forecast to generate 83 per cent of all surpluses.

That is pretty tasty for an industry that underperforms the benchmark in aggregate, after fees.

The new theaters in aggregate could add about $25 million in annual revenue to Imax.

One element that is common to all recessions is a significant decline in aggregate spending in the economy.

Households in aggregate also have large cash deposits, and higher interest rates raise the income that is earned on them.

A fall in aggregate expenditure.

Errors or warnings are issued when conditions such as divide-by-zero occur or null values appear in aggregate functions.

Using this approach, we can abstract from fluctuation in Aggregate Demand .

In aggregate, Japan's economy grew at half the pace of America's between 2001 and 2010.

If null values appear in aggregate functions, such as SUM or AVG, a warning message is generated.

In aggregate, I have outlined 7 ways to tremendously increase your financial peace.

People might tell you whether things are good or bad, but really, how are you doing in aggregate?

For G20 advanced economies in aggregate, yields have an upward risk of just under 200 bps.

Query with Complex Correlated Subquery May Cause Unexpected Results in Aggregate Functions

Standard Test Method for Water-Extractable Chloride in Aggregate (Soxhlet Method)

Methods of test for total moisture content of aggregate and surface moisture in aggregate by drying

Working with Columns in Aggregate Queries (Visual Database Tools)

Impact of changes in aggregate domestic economies on security markets

Standard Test Method for Bulk Density (Unit Weight) and Voids in Aggregate

Testing method for lightweight pieces in aggregate

Test Method for Lightweight Pieces in Aggregate

Testing method of chloride content in aggregate

Acicular and flaky grain in aggregate

a shift in aggregate demand