Taken literally, the title translates to: "It's calm, it's favourable," but that just doesn't fully capture the sentiment of the track, that feeling of well-being during parties even if your life is not that good elsewhere.
Move further north-west, for example to Prestwick, and the sums look even more favourable – not just because it is 100 miles closer to North America, but because the distressed Ayrshire airport is being taken over by the Scottish government.
If foreign investors falter in their enthusiasm, governments will be tempted to make the tax treatment of their own debt more favourable (or, just as likely, to make the tax position of holding other assets less attractive).
If you want a proper recovery, as all sensible people do, you need to keep interest rates low, and you need to make sure the private sector can borrow some money on favourable terms just as surely as the public sector has been doing in recent months.
Reviews were favourable but sales were few.
As major limitation for the interpretation of our case, the favourable outcome might just reflect the natural course of HEV infection that might have developed even without steroid treatment.
But the fact that it has been seen before is precisely why the questions bothering economists are the same as those troubling investors: are the markets on the brink of a crash big enough to upset the still-favourable economic outlook not just for America, but for the rest of the world as well?
That does not necessarily mean things are becoming more favourable for sensitive believers, just more confusing.
"Look at just how favourable demand trends are for wine," he says.
Article 23 states: "Everyone has the right to work, to free choice of employment, to just and favourable conditions of work and to protection against unemployment.
