These contribute to economic glitches, which requires urgent panacea.
Moreover, economists think this will be the last time the Fed may raise interest rates this year, given the great degree of uncertainty about the economic ramifications of any computer glitches associated with the millennium date change.
A little glitch known as the global economic collapse forestalled any such plan.
For the Greek state – in barely disguised meltdown after six years of economic freefall – the minors are an embarrassment but also a glitch.
So, what we've got right now (unless you belong to a Third World nation doomed to be held in economic hostage by the mega economic powers) is not an unforeseen glitch or anomaly.
Last June Statistics South Africa, the government agency that puts out the country's official economic data, admitted it had greatly overstated inflation for several months because of a glitch in measuring rents.
Florida's economic development chief told a legislative committee on Wednesday that he was "frustrated" by glitches in the $63 million website and related services.
But Mr. O'Neill, who speaks with the bluntness of an executive interested in uncovering a glitch in the manufacturing line and getting it fixed, says he is not interested in sugar-coating bad economic news.
