At the time, many analysts said that the government made the change in an effort to push interest rates lower by shrinking the supply of 30-year bonds.
In the interest of speed, the agency often approves drugs that have not been shown to extend life but have proved effective in lowering cholesterol, shrinking tumors, moderating blood sugar or causing other effects.
When demanding taxes to be lowered or shrinking government, think before an assumption is produced.
His mantras have been privatization, lower taxes and shrinking the scope of the federal government.
And though average wages in expanding areas like hospital care and retail sales are lower than in shrinking areas like manufacturing, real income has historically increased even as the industrial mix has changed.
Still others have tried to compete by selling the same product they sell in the developed world but for lower prices by shrinking the package size or by stripping out features.
At the higher layer of the control structure reduced order dynamic models are used to minimize an economic cost function by adopting a long sampling time, while at the lower layer independent shrinking horizon MPC controllers working at a faster rate are designed for the original models to guarantee stability and convergence.
By the early 1990s dialect use was stigmatized, associated with the shrinking lower class and used in literature or other media for comedic effect.
The agricultural sector shrank, with higher wages, lower prices and shrinking profits leading to the final demise of the old demesne system and the advent of the modern farming system of cash rents for lands.
So they wait to see whether the salary cap will shrink, which could lower contract totals, or whether the new agreement will force teams to spend a certain portion of the salary cap, say 95 percent, which could raise contract totals.
Further, an economic depression had lowered property values and the state legislature had, in response to public demand, lowered taxes, further shrinking government income.
