Weak profits will hurt investment, and consumers will not spend freely if they believe jobs will be shed.
They're profitable consumers, too: Kids use more minutes on their cell plans and spend freely on premium, paid services.
Russians also spend freely on clothing and footwear, which gobble 9% of their outlays, versus just 4% for ostensibly hungry U.S. consumers.
Advocates of such curbs argue that if corporations can spend freely at election time, their deep pockets will give them undue influence and corrupt the political process.
Evans's shrewdness and determination, along with his willingness to spend freely, secured him the site against competition from French, Italian and American archaeologists, in a scramble among the Great Powers for a treasure trove to rival Heinrich Schliemann's excavations at Troy and Mycenae on the mainland.
He was not everybody's choice for the job after that but having been given it on a full-time basis in mid-May and then allowed to spend freely enough to sign 12 players, he cannot have expected he would have been out of a job before the Premier League boys had even got underway.
One is that, if consumers do decide to spend more freely, all the main elements of a durable economic recovery will at last be at hand.
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At a minimum, both seemed to agree, a new local-government law must be passed so as to give municipalities (including Albanian-dominated ones) the power to raise and spend money freely.
Can China afford to spend so freely?
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To paraphrase Milton Friedman, we spend the money of others a lot more freely than we do our own.
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Each will teach an identical curriculum, and not only will pupils be able to move freely between them, they will be expected to spend at least a year studying abroad as boarders.
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