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Parents concede that picking up room and board, and in some cases air fare, may be costly.

Yet even the people who choose those sorts of games over more contemplative fare may be doing so for good reason.

Meaning no disrespect to the Maha Mantra – the chant most commonly associated with the cacophonic robed fellows patrolling London's Oxford Street at weekends – but the public's commercial appetite for such musical fare may be limited.

Showmen like James Cameron, I suspect, will continue to haul us off our couches for the grand, marquee events, but smaller fare may be streamed to us direct, and new films whittled down into just another channel on TV.

Weinstein's fare may be having a rough time at the box office, but when it comes to picket lines, he's receiving nothing but accolades.

Netflix push into original fare may be bad news for Hollywood.

Depending on the final financing package, fares may be free, 50 cents or $1.

Lower fares may be good news for the world's road warriors, but they represent a challenge for carriers that cater exclusively to the jet set.

As a result, she said, at any given time there are more taxis on the road than a year ago and, while the total number of fares may be fairly constant, each driver ends up with a smaller piece of the pie.

Emphasis on Comfort For the growing numbers of business travelers who fly steerage in the back of the plane, there are some indications that the industry, eager to grab more business-travel fares, may be starting to pay attention to the howls about the lack of comfort in coach.

But transportation experts and fiscal monitors have long said that a fare increase may be difficult to avoid, if not impossible.