There may be arguments over washing the dishes, vacations and moving.
I appreciate there may be arguments against this analysis, but it would be good to hear them.
As always in mergers of equals, there may be arguments about where to put the headquarters and who will run the show.
There may be arguments about the details of bank regulation or fiscal policy, but nobody seriously proposes that the United States, say, should introduce exchange controls.
There may be arguments at Lincoln Center over whether its $1.5 billion redevelopment plan should include a new opera house, but there don't seem to be many over whether the $1.5 billion can be raised.
And in many countries there is no need to wait: the welfare state is in trouble already.Public spending on social insurance is heavy across the OECD, though there may be arguments about the precise numbers (see article).
There may be arguments for mobility during incursions or stealth during reconnaissance of which I am not aware, but the Rhino Runner would be my vehicle of choice for those who serve our country.
There may be arguments about the schedule, which allows the games to unroll in a linear manner, rather than be played simultaneously, but it certainly provided drama to the very last play.
There may be arguments about whether pieces marked "Hungaricus," of which there are 102, are Hungarian in character or whether they were simply collected in the area designated as Hungary, and whether any of these were played or created by Gypsies.
There may be arguments about whether BK or McDonald's serves the best fries, but there is no doubt which is more popular with stockmarket investors: the maker of the Big Mac has supersized its lead in the past two years.Recession has favoured McDonald's over BK, whose share price has fallen by half since the economy was flame-grilled in the summer of 2008.
