We can easily anticipate borrowing another trillion in fiscal year 2014.
Right now, between his pollsters' overconfidence and his consultants' failure to deliver an effective turnout operation, the epitaph for Romney's campaign looks more cruel than I anticipated: To borrow from Slate's John Dickerson, he'll be remembered as the numbers guy whose numbers were all wrong.
There were signs of stress in the money markets where analysts at Barclays Capital noted more short-term money than they had been anticipating was borrowed from the European Central Bank.
Before today's Fed report, analysts anticipated that September borrowing would rise by $10.5 billion after a previously reported August increase of $13.4 billion, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
The governor's plan is to cut his way out of budget troubles, and to use irresponsible gimmicks like borrowing against anticipated proceeds from the tobacco company settlements.
Although he had an eclectic mix of supporters, Kemp's campaign began borrowing against anticipated Federal matching funds because it had quickly spent itself into the red, which may have been due to the use of expensive direct mail fundraising techniques.
Rather than the trained animal he'd been anticipating, Herzog simply borrowed one from a man standing on the side of the road.
5) Save more, repay quicker One of the more significant findings showed how parents anticipate money they borrow to fund their child's university costs will take an average of 8.3 years to repay.
Spending cuts hurt the economy, leading to lower tax revenues and higher spending on unemployment benefits, and hence more government borrowing than anticipated.
Only 10 months of those fees will actually hit the books by election time -- about $3 billion, leaving an extra $30 billion in borrowing not anticipated by the August debt deal.
