20 miles per gallon that's a buck 50, a buck 60 a gallon.

It broke the buck.

Less Bang for America s Stimulus Buck

The Buck Stops at the Top

Layla worked at a strip club, hoping to earn a quick buck.

Filmmakers, friends of mine, they look at Nollywood and they say, Wow, they are doing what we really want to do, and make a buck and live with this job.

Ultimately, the buck stops with national parliaments and executives.

Bolivia, however, may be poised to buck the latter trend.

A large money market fund broke the buck and investment banks that relied on the commercial paper market had difficulty financing their operations.

The novel's central character is a dog named Buck, a domesticated dog living at a ranch in the Santa Clara Valley of California as the story opens.

If the fund s losses are big enough that rounding off still leaves it short of a stable 1.00 value, the fund breaks the buck.

The result is a startlingly clear look at what is going on in a circle of people who defers to whom, who takes charge, who passes the buck.

Her mantra, You can t buck the market, did contribute to a mindset that led governments and central banks to be reluctant to question unsustainable market trends.

One can also argue for PSR on the grounds that asking for CSR becomes a way of passing the buck evading personal responsibility for doing good.

But as we tried these extraordinary things, as people went to this trouble to try and rework their tactics, we went back to the vaccine it's a 50 year old vaccine and we thought, surely we can make a better vaccine, so that when they finally get to these kids, we can have a better bang for our buck.

He trained with Buck in 1994, and planned to do Training Level events in 1995 and move up to Preliminary in 1996.

Take that same good, and perform the service of actually brewing it for a customer, in a corner diner, in a bodega, a kiosk somewhere, you get 50 cents, maybe a buck per cup of coffee.

Such opportunities come sharply into focus when you ask some of the world s best minds to find the biggest bang for the buck.

In the framework developed by the development economist Dani Rodrik, a shortage of capital can be a binding growth constraint the place where the biggest bang for the policy reform buck can be obtained.

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher s famous injunction that you cannot buck the market was part of the regulatory mindset in the pre crisis Anglosphere.

While a handful of commodity rich countries have managed to buck the curse, including Botswana, Chile, and Norway, they have, nevertheless, failed to diversify their economies, remaining dependent on natural resource based exports.

Such opportunities come sharply into focus when you ask some of the world s best minds to find the biggest bang for the buck. Micronutrient provision is rarely celebrated, but it makes a world of difference.

Economists talk about bang for the buck how much economic stimulus is provided by each dollar of spending. It s hard to imagine less bang than from bucks spent on a Nepalese contractor working in Iraq.

From Egypt, Ibn Al Dunya writes about an interview with Muhammed Marei, who was detained for 90 days for working as an interpreter for American photojournalist James Buck.

But Hirschman also would no doubt chide developing country governments for not living up to their responsibilities and for passing on the buck so freely to these external agencies.

Moreover, policymakers should consider which industries deliver the biggest development bang for the buck export generating industries do not always have the greatest impact on employment and value added.

Shouldn t they expect to face risk? Yet a critical moment in the crisis came when, shortly after the mid September 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers, a money market fund broke the buck and couldn t pay 100 cents on the dollar.

If this approach does not work, and if the existing Marine base on Okinawa remains, Hatoyama can pass the buck to the US, thereby deflecting anti base pressure from local residents.

And that brought back to me the stable I worked on weekends when I was 12, and a splendid piebald stallion, who whenever he was mounted would buck just like that, though more hugely of course, enormous, gleaming, resplendent.

But perhaps there is a deeper level on which we can see some connections between Thatcherism and the crisis. Her mantra, You can t buck the market, did contribute to a mindset that led governments and central banks to be reluctant to question unsustainable market trends.

If the US government defaults, however, all of them will break the buck, meaning that they will be unable to maintain the principal value of the money that has been placed with them.

The Federal government has assumed trillions of dollars of liabilities and risks. In rescuing the financial system, no less than in fiscal policy, we need to worry about the bang for the buck.

In the course of doing the story, I was looking for children who hadn't been photographed before, and the Pearl Buck Foundation told me that they worked with a lot of Americans who were donating money to help some of these kids.

Let's make a trade.

Let's make a trade.

Let's make a trade.

Let's make a trade.

When animals are going to make a point, they make the point.

Some central banks, such as the Bank of England in its unsuccessful fight against George Soros in 1992, got burned when it became clear how much money was required to buck the market, the policy was abandoned.

We need to make this a more inclusive process, and make sure that

This made it easier for Lula in particular to buck his socialist allies and distance himself from Chávez, having as recently as March 2008 backed Chávez following Colombia s brief incursion into Ecuador which killed FARC Commander Raul Reyes.

You know, if I can make a difference, I hope to be able to make a difference.

Make a virtue of necessity.

I make 100 a day.

I make 100 a day.