And partly it was a leap of economic faith, the hope — driven by the will to believe, despite vast evidence to the contrary — that everything would work out as long as nations practiced the Victorian virtues of price stability and fiscal prudence.
Aligned with conservative Republican Administrations, they both entered the job talking about the virtues of price stability and yet, for much of their tenures, they both pursued easy-money policies, which consisted, in part, of keeping interest rates at very low levels and pumping money into the financial markets.
Our picks were deemed exclusive by virtue of their price point, their uniqueness and/or remoteness.
I also like Zagat's Movie Guide (another paperback) It has the added virtue of a low price in these economic times, but without a doubt can be a big hit because you can stack up your top ten movie favorites against theirs.
For now, though, they're still here, and the H30 seems to combine the virtues of low price, compact body, and decent functionality.
Doing so enables us to pursue the growth potential that I believe remains to be mined from our risk-adjusted global diversification while also participating in a moderate multiple on energy prices by virtue of the fact that such prices are the lifeblood of Latin American countries' exports and a direct gauge of the Pacific Rim's growth.
The assessment is based on the proportion of morning commuters affected by cordon pricing by virtue of residential location, trip destination, and travel mode.
While documenting these and other penalties for maternal virtue, "The Price of Motherhood" is not a dreary or predictable book.
The products that were being sold, an alphabet soup that included, C.D.O., SIV, M.B.S. and so many more, had what seemed to be the great virtue of not having real market prices.
Resorts command a higher price by virtue of where they are sitting, so they can charge more for it," he says up to $10,000 a night, in some cases.
