Ms. Busch said, for example, that as a top editor, she routinely returned expensive presents at Christmas.
Internet users would be likely to have to pay more for premium services from ISPs looking to make a greater return on expensive investments in broadband networks.
Which makes it easier for her to ignore Pete Campbell's rather good advice to return an expensive gift from Duck Phillips, who is out to recruit them from under Don's nose to join the Grey agency.
Sell (or return) your expensive stuff, i.e.: newer car.
If reversion occurs then expected returns in expensive markets will be lower than the dividend-yield-plus-growth formula would suggest, and returns in cheap markets will be higher.For the American market, the starting dividend yield of 2% handicaps future returns, although most people would chuck in a further 0.5-1 0.5-1%r to allow for share buyearcks.
So while companies may be returning to expensive restaurants, they are also shopping around to get better deals, pressuring spaces to offer more for less.
In areas like Lower Manhattan and Hoboken, N.J., car owners returned to expensive parking garages to find their cars floating in the soup of sewage and river water that had poured into the underground lots.
Earlier this week, I read a continuation of the saga of Billy Ray Harris, the homeless man who returned an expensive engagement ring mistakenly placed in his donation cup.
Fiscal deficits started increasing again from day one, the electoral cycle returned, and expensive initiatives were undertaken, such as the Olympic Games of 2004.
Colorado, Florida, Los Angeles, Montreal and Texas scouted Hitchcock's outing in a minor league game on Thursday, and Cashman acknowledged that the Yankees would have to pay most of Hitchcock's contract or take another expensive player in return.
