If the FDA finds that it is not, it can demand the products be taken off the market.
This week, safety concerns were raised again by two prominent studies, followed by calls from members of Congress for the drug to be taken off the market.
Writing in an editorial that accompanies the study, Scott Grundy of the University of Texas, Southwestern, pointed out that the FDA had already published its own detailed analysis of Crestor's safety, in response to a petition from the public advocacy group Public Citizen, arguing that the drug should be taken off the market.
David Graham, a drug safety reviewer who played a key role in the mounting criticisms of Vioxx, told the advisory panel that Avandia should be pulled off the market.
But thanks to the concession on contributions, millions of people, from newspaper delivery boys and waiters to pensioners on neighbourhood-watch schemes, can earn extra cash from jobs that would otherwise be priced off the market.
"We will look (starting Monday) at who their clients are and, as a consequence, we will see what products will have to be taken off the market because there is a reasonable suspicion that these products are composed of horse meat and not beef, " said France's junior minister for the social economy, Benoit Hamon.
Government paper should be auctioned off in the open market.
The advice is almost pure Bogleism a religious doctrine holding that costs matter a lot and that most savers would be better off passively tracking the market than trying to beat it.
When the health care bill passed last weekend, it was expected to be the catalyst for a market sell-off, but the market closed higher yesterday.
The more I studied Bogle and others, such as Burton Malkiel and Charles Ellis, the clearer it became that the vast majority of investors would be better off if they simply bought the entire market and held on.
That excess of 2% (or deficit, either way around) can be moved off away from the Japanese market over to, say, the German, or Latin American, one.
With a compliant Fed and willing foreign bond buyers (largely in Asia), he might be able to stave off the bond market vigilantes throughout his second term, if he is lucky.
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The curbs called for the market to be closed for cool-off periods if the Dow fell a certain number of points in a day.
Mowbray, who is unsure whether Scott Brown and Stephen McManus will recover from injury in time to make the European kick-off, recognises the need to be imaginative in the transfer market though.
Short-term traders who had been watching the broader market climb deeper into overbought territory in recent days may be among the few market participants gratified by the late sell-off on Thursday.
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The day started out with the announcement that Bank of America would be laying off 16, 000 workers which helped sink the market, but better than expected jobless claims and a Philly Fed index that came in ahead of the consensus estimate, along with a solid IPO pop for real estate research site Trulia, aided the recovery in risk assets.
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The last measure employed by the Fed, Operation Twist, proved to be very unpopular among investors and the market sold off.
While such a Republican victory should be good for the market in the medium term, it could be accompanied by a modest sell-off as traders sell on the news, having bought on the rumor.
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We would be far better off if that money had been left in the private market to be invested by entrepreneurs rather than redistributed by politicians.
The New York Times, meanwhile, looked at how the insurance industry tries to scare people into buying disability insurance, and argued that the recent downturn in the market could be the start of a bigger sell-off.
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As the iron heel of the government media complex comes off the neck of bankers, there is going to be a big market updraft for the financial sector.
Will it be plastered with scarier warnings or yanked off the market entirely?
What that means is that the chance of a third round of quantitative easing from the Fed may be further off, market watchers have said.
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Few of them will mature into anything more than a sideshow, and for many reasons: They may not work as advertised, the market timing might be off.
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Reyataz can cause an elevation of a liver enzyme and a prolongation of certain heart rhythms, both of which can worry the FDA. In this case, documents posted on the FDA Web site seem to indicate that these factors won't be enough to justify keeping the drug off the market.
Up-market independents may be siphoned off by Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate and likely Green Party candidate, while down-market ones could drift to Pat Buchanan, the likely Reform Party candidate.
But the contraction carries a more chilling message for other parts of the country, which may be less well-off than Ottawa but just as reliant on the American market: 86% of Canada's exports one-third of all production goes to the United States.
That strategy was believed to be behind the 7.3% drop on May 23 that took the market off its highs for the year and sent the yen sharply higher against the dollar.
One is that the consortium's only rival, Boeing, receives covert subsidies from the American taxpayer, and that the world would be worse off if Airbus were unable to compete at the top end of the market.
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