For example, a two-bedroom condominium in the center of Taormina, a popular city for foreign buyers on the east coast of the island, might cost 300,000 euros or more, while the same amount, or even less, would buy a three-bedroom villa with a sea view or in a gated community in the northwest.
Shopping secondhand for these items will help keep costs down – perhaps even less than buying plastic table cloths and paper napkins for each event – and it'll be far less heartbreaking if a guest permanently stains a cloth tablecloth when it only cost you as much as a cup of coffee.
If too few healthy people bought coverage, prices would rise, making them even less likely to buy insurance in the future.
That would make fit folk even less likely to buy coverage.
Those who have rent-stabilized apartments have even less motivation to buy.
Health concerns about soda had, over the previous decade, filtered into the public consciousness; people in the U.S. were drinking less of it, and a tax, the soda companies worried, would make Americans even less inclined to buy their product.
For a few dollars and even less, you can buy an ancient Greek or Roman coin - they're not uncommon - and your purchase includes not just a coin but a drama.
("Older" in this context means 55-64; thoverover 65 do not need Obamacare because they qualify for Medicare, a taxpayer-funded programme for the elderly).The fear is that if young people fail to sign up for Obamacare, insurers will raise prices, making healthy people even less likely to buy coverage in the future.
Then terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, making already cautious consumers even less likely to buy expensive, playful Prada wares.
The only difference is that the user is even less likely to buy a low end laptop with a dual core.
