In previous expansions the deficit widened as the domestic appetite of households and businesses for foreign-made stuff outpaced exports.
Thanks to ill-starred ventures into clothing, dolls and other brand expansions, the company was close to collapse around 2003, when it was losing £150m a year.
Natural gas pipeline expansions, the repowering of existing power plants, energy conservation efforts and large alternative energy projects are also possibilities.
(Among other unemployment insurance expansions, the act also increased monthly benefit amounts and excluded from federal personal income taxation the first $2,400 of benefits received in 2009).
During expansions, the model portfolio had average real returns, factoring in inflation, of 5.6 percent, compared with 5.3 percent during recessions.
In this age of ambitious museum expansions, the notion of remodeling a 665-square-foot space would be a footnote for most institutions.
ONE of the early pleasures of a new art season is parsing the list of coming attractions for must-sees: the masterpiece loans, the architectural expansions, the star turns.
In late 2008, another station will be added at a base area (to be completed) at Peak 7. Terrain Expansions The trend lately is for skiers and snowboarders to seek in-bounds off-piste experiences.
With all of its horizontal expansions, the new "Annotated Alice" fails to include what is perhaps the most widely disseminated, if hidden-in-plain-sight, of all Alice resonances.
Besides the new food complex and B&H and Steiner expansions, the yard has begun work on an 87,000-square-foot building that will be completed next June and is intended for multiple tenants.
"Debt dynamics paint the picture of a more prudent household sector and well-managed corporate sector, both of which remain far from the heights of leverage typically associated with risks to business-cycle expansions," the bank's economists write.
