Newsday had acknowledged that between 2000 and 2004, it inflated its circulation by nearly 100,000 copies on weekdays and Sundays.
Newsday has acknowledged that between 2000 and 2004, it inflated its circulation by nearly 100,000 copies on weekdays and Sundays.
In June 2005, the S.E.C. sued Take-Two, contending that it inflated its results by $60 million in 2000 and 2001.
It has also settled Securities and Exchange Commission civil fraud charges that it inflated results by hundreds of millions of dollars.
It inflated income by nominal GDP and calculated how much each group would pay in tax as the income tax cut is introduced.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is also examining Andersen's role in the unraveling of Enron, which said on Nov. 8 that it inflated earnings by $586 million over four years.
In this context, the history of the Asian crisis sheds some light on one of the ways defenders of European austerity policies move the goalposts: by claiming that the pre-crisis peak isn't relevant for comparison purposes, because it was inflated by a bubble.
Based on simple geometry, we calculate the resulting change in the shape of the hypha, assuming that it remains inflated by turgor pressure.
"Going to the theater is expensive enough as it is with the money that you need to charge to put these big shows on, so it's absolutely ridiculous for it to be inflated by third parties," Mr. Mackintosh said.
The HI avoids focusing on productivity only, it does not rely on arbitrary limits, and it is neither inflated by a few highly cited review articles nor by a huge amount of co-authored papers.
Rivals groaned at the way it inflated wage costs for all, by doling out huge rises.
