41.   For example, rates will increase slightly for nonlisted numbers, nonpublished numbers and additional listings.

42.   Grossberg argues there is no data to support that assumption, noting that the elderly suicide rate does not increase during the holidays.

43.   Graduation rates have increased, and the number of young adults with disabilities enrolling in college has more than tripled.

44.   Higher rates also would increase returns of interest-bearing assets such as bonds and bank deposits.

45.   Higher rates can increase borrowing costs, hurting corporate profits, and make new bonds more attractive in relation to stocks.

46.   Higher rates increase borrowing costs and eat into company earnings.

47.   Higher rates increase borrowing costs for companies and squeeze bank profits by increasing rates they must pay depositors.

48.   Higher rates increase corporate borrowing costs and stunt consumer spending, meaning lower profits and less lending by banks.

49.   Higher rates increase the allure of deposits and bonds denominated in that currency.

50.   Higher rates increase the allure of peso deposits.