Installments Aid Prosperity Says Economics Expert
New York November 19 CAP In a broad discussion on installment buying economists defend it as boosting prosperity by stimulating consumer credit. Professors from Columbia University Edwin Roa Selaman John Maurice Lark argue the plan raises productive energy, though some warn against over persuasion and risks to farmers. Bank leaders see it as here to stay, with critics noting unequal effects across sectors and possible capital losses for farmers.
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Mystery donation arrives at Danbury Hospital in mail
Danbury Hospital received $1000 in securities as the first installment toward a $43000 donation. Charles Irish of Washington DC intends to endow a bed in his name, sending a sealed envelope from Spend Trash tre failing. The banked securities were received during the hospital’s annual meeting amid reports of a busy year and new American College of Surgeons membership.
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Court rules compensation for death from food poisoning in Los Angeles
The Superior Court has ruled on the case of M N Butnam seeking damages for the death of his wife and one year old son from food poisoning. The decision sets the limit of compensation obtainable, detailing the amount and conditions under which it applies.
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