Word: dollarized
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...council's new fiscal responsibility could be seen later in the night's last order of business, when after passing a bill setting up the council lock-in, President Fentrice D. Driskell '01 asked each member to bring a dollar to defray expenses...
...squabble over the richest 1% is both symbolic and a bit silly. Obviously, any across-the-board tax cut is going to deliver the biggest dollar savings to the wealthiest Americans--they are after all the ones paying the most tax. Bush's conservatism tells him that no one should have to hand over more than a third of his paycheck to the Federal Government and that a big tax cut strangles future government spending, stimulates the economy and, yes, trickles down. But he knows he can't sell the tax cut by talking about the fairness of giving high...
Harvard Habitat set up a large donation jar at the ice cream giveaway, which was filled to the brim with dollar bills by the end of the day. The group also sold Habitat T-shirts for $10 a piece...
...this age when Harvard is able to earn a 30 percent return on its $19 billion endowment in a single year, while something like one quarter of the world's population tries to survive on less than a dollar a day, organizations like these represent the only thing standing between this University and a complete abrogation of its responsibilities to humanity...
...stock market than ever, and most of their holdings are of large U.S.-based companies. As the euro slides, so does the profit picture at those kinds of companies. Why? They do business across the globe. When the foreign currencies they are paid in lose value against the dollar, that translates into lower profits at home...