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If the regular bill yield is 4% and I think inflation will average 2% for the next 10 years I am going to buy TIPS at any base Yield 2% and will buy regular bills at any TIPS yield
Sumner: An Embarassment of Riches, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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( "Yield" is the percentage of applicants offered admission to a program who accept their offer.)
Seth Abramson: Columbia Professor's E-mail to Students Was Pure Fiction Seth Abramson 2010
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( "Yield" is the percentage of applicants offered admission to a program who accept their offer.)
Seth Abramson: Columbia Professor's E-mail to Students Was Pure Fiction Seth Abramson 2010
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( "Yield" is the percentage of applicants offered admission to a program who accept their offer.)
Seth Abramson: Columbia Professor's E-mail to Students Was Pure Fiction Seth Abramson 2010
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( "Yield" is the percentage of applicants offered admission to a program who accept their offer.)
Seth Abramson: Columbia Professor's E-mail to Students Was Pure Fiction Seth Abramson 2010
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Yield is typically higher for those from within Vermont, and that didn't change.
Private colleges wait to see which accepted students pay up 2010
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OF MORTGAGE BROKERS: My experience is the borrowers do in fact understand that brokers get paid either as a part of a broker fee or an origination fee and also, in most cases, there's an additional compensation called the Yield Spread, fully disclosed to the Good Faith estimate.
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VILES: Brokers charge fees and they collect something called a Yield Spread Premium from the lender.
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Gary Lauder shares a brilliant and cheap idea for helping drivers move along smoothly a new traffic sign that combines the properties of "Stop" and "Yield" -- and asks drivers to be polite.
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Gary Lauder shares a brilliant and cheap idea for helping drivers move along smoothly a new traffic sign that combines the properties of "Stop" and "Yield" -- and asks drivers to be polite.
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