1.   The tax breaks should help to buoy the economy.

2.   But they tend to agree that Americans cannot forever buoy the economy by spending to the hilt.

3.   Certainly, there are still significant factors at work that should help counter these forces and buoy the economy next year.

4.   His image as the economic guru who almost single-handedly buoyed the economy throughout the Clinton administration is fading.

5.   In good times the building buoyed the economy.

6.   In the past week, Summers and U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin urged Japan to buoy its economy by increasing domestic demand, not exports.

7.   Meantime, analysts said private consumption buoyed the economy in the three-month period.

8.   Meanwhile, signs emerged today that the manufacturing sector buoyed the economy in August.

9.   Meister said exports still buoyed the economy in the first half, aided by stronger-than-expected spending by private consumers.

10.   New York stocks mirrored the broader market, which rallied amid expectations that falling interest rates will buoy the economy and boost corporate profits.