In particular, Mr. Behravesh and other economists said, the economy has shown greater resilience than expected in the face of tax increases and spending cuts in Washington.
As I expected, in the face of their silence, the story gained currency outside the Mail, being taken up by other journalists (examples: here and here and here).
This, in turn, has put extra cash in the hands of consumers, enabling them to spend more than might otherwise have been expected in the face of a sharp economic slowdown.
Although the economy has held up better than some analysts expected in the face of tax increases and automatic cuts in federal spending this year, overall growth in economic output has also been tepid.
We would have expected in the face of a new specification to see schools being more cautious and what we actually saw was that school expectations for Cs went up by 2 per cent".
But Mr. Young said G.M. believed it was on the correct path, even though the United States market had deteriorated more than anyone developing the turnaround plan expected in the face of high gasoline prices and ebbing consumer confidence.
We would have expected in the face of a new specification to see schools being more cautious and what we actually saw was that school expectations for Cs went up by 2%.
In a recent paper titled "The Market Crash and Mass Layoffs: How the Current Economic Crisis May Affect Retirement," Coile and Levine found that some people approaching retirement will choose to work more after their retirement accounts decline, but others will retire earlier than expected in the face of a weak labor market.
The activation of the inferior temporal cortex, providing input towards parietal cortex, could be expected in the face of the reported preferential responses of this brain structure to relatively complex relations among elementary visual features equally provided by unfamiliar objects [25], [44].
