61.   Rohatyn has called for policies that would lead to faster growth than either the current Fed or many economists think feasible.

62.   Since labor shortages loom in Sun Belt and Midwest markets, some economists think that upstate New York could start to seem attractive as an alternative.

63.   Some economists think a rate increase is still possible, if not in August then at the following meeting of the committee, in October.

64.   Some economists think Clarke may even cut spending plans by more than he cuts taxes.

65.   Some economists think household debt may pose a threat to spending in the months ahead.

66.   Some economists think that is a hint that consumers will slow their spending, bringing on a recession.

67.   Some economists think that most market makers follow prices by other market makers, and provide little in the way of liquidity.

68.   Some economists think the economy will begin recovering on its own before either tax cuts or spending can seep into the economy.

69.   Some economists think the employment picture may be getting brighter.

70.   Some economists think the profits of U.S. corporations will suffer, potentially unnerving stock market investors, who have been betting on continued strong earnings growth.