But the Fed has run out of short-term debt to sell, so in order to maintain its pace of long-term Treasury purchases and to keep long-term rates low, it must spend more to boost its portfolio.
But many observers say that a gaping rift developed between the board of directors on one hand and AS staff and the international scientific advisory committee on the other over the slow pace of developing long-term plans.
But many observers say that a gaping rift developed between the board of directors on one hand and AS staff and SAC on the other over the slow pace of developing long-term plans.
This study was designed to assess the effects of long-term right ventricular (RV) pacing on left ventricular (LV) dyssynchrony, LV function, and heart failure symptoms.
Then came the statesmen — heads of state and government who could still think of long-term issues, not yet harassed by the electronic pace of markets and media.
Moreover, the need to reallocate labor across sectors as the recovery proceeds, as well as losses of skills caused by high levels of long-term unemployment and permanent separations, could limit the pace of gains in employment.
A study from the University of California, Los Angeles, found that the brains of long-term meditators seem to age at a slower pace than those of other people.
And in the three months since the federal benefits stopped, there has been no real diminution in the number of long-term unemployed and no notable change in the pace of the unemployed finding work.
A step-change jump in financial market volatility, greater economic uncertainty, and growing pressure among insurers and financial institutions to better hedge long-term liabilities have stirred an impulsive burst of buying of long-term bonds that likely won't be sustained at the same pace for long.
If anything slows the pace over the long term, it won't be demographics.
Lopshire et al. [ 72] investigated the effects of long-term SCS on ventricular function in a canine post-infarction high-rate pacing model of heart failure.
