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healthcare reform
healthcare services
healthier demand for general aviation aircraft
healthier operating margins
healthy IPO market
healthy business
healthy corporate earnings
healthy demand
healthy demand for homes
healthy demand has been seen abroad
healthy economy
healthy expansion
healthy foods
healthy growth in productivity
healthy interbank dealing
healthy internal competition
healthy revenue growth
healthy trend
heap praise on
hearing
heart attack
heart disease
heart of U.S. economic difficulties
heart of public policy discussions
heart of renewal
heart pacemaker
heartland versus Pacific Rim
heat rate
heat resistance
heat treatments
heat wave
heat-resistant ceramic parts
heated demand for dollar assets
heated market environment
heated round of bidding
heated up economy
heath fund
heating elements
heating expense
heating oil
heating oil and fuel
heating up of the economy
heatstroke
heaven and hell bond
heavier equipment sectors
heavily advertised product
heavily indebted country
heavily indebted developing country
heavily indebted poor countries
heavily industrialized nation
heavily protected markets
heavily rely on
heavy Asian focus of the 1930s
heavy Xyr receiving interest
heavy additional charge imposed
heavy additional tax
heavy and chemical industries
heavy and prolonged intervention
heavy borrowing
heavy borrowing on a floating-rate basis
heavy bouts of profit-taking
heavy business schedule
heavy capex
heavy capital expenditure
heavy capital investment burden
heavy capital spending programs are largely behind them
heavy cash interest obligations
heavy central control
heavy competition
heavy competition in lending
heavy competitive pressure
heavy credit expenses
heavy crude
heavy crude oil
heavy currency intervention
heavy deal flow
heavy debt loads
heavy demand
heavy doses of government intervention
heavy early repayments in the mortgage and mortgage-backed area
heavy electric equipment
heavy electric machinery industry
heavy electrical machinery
heavy electrical stocks
heavy engineering equipment
heavy environmental spending
heavy equipment
heavy foreign investment
heavy fuel oil
heavy fuel oil FOB delivery
heavy going
heavy handed
heavy heating oil
heavy import barriers
heavy industrial goods
heavy industrialization
heavy industries
heavy industry
heavy investment
heavy investment program
heavy lift charge
heavy lifting
heavy losses
heavy manufactures
heavy manufacturing industries
heavy market
heavy official control
heavy opprobrium
heavy oversubscription
heavy penalty tax
heavy pressure
heavy profit-taking
heavy promotion
heavy research and development spending
heavy resistance
heavy security forces
heavy share
heavy speculative buying of Euroyen futures
heavy taxation
heavy taxation on capital gains from super short-term land transactions
heavy taxes
heavy taxes on corporations
heavy trading activity
heavy unemployment
heavy volume spree of arbitrage-driven deals
heavy work loads
heavy-equipment maker
heavy-handed interference in world trade
heavy-handed regulation
heavy-handed regulations
heavy-user
heavy-viewer
heckler
hectic pace of work
hectic period
hectic trading
hedge
hedge account representation letter
hedge accounting
hedge accounting standards
hedge accounting terminology
hedge accounting treatment
hedge accounting using cash instruments
hedge against inflation
hedge against the net investments
hedge and tax effects
hedge bets
hedge bond
hedge buying
hedge clause
hedge criteria
hedge documentation
hedge effectiveness
hedge efficiency
hedge fund
hedge gains
hedge instrument
hedge is a risk taken to offset an equal and opposite risk
hedge level
hedge liquidation
hedge margin
hedge number
hedge of a firm commitment
hedge of a foreign currency asset
hedge of a net investment
hedge of a net monetary asset or liability
hedge of firm commitments
hedge of net investment
hedge operation
hedge period
hedge position
hedge potential losses
hedge ratio
hedge relationship
hedge selling
hedge strategy
hedge termination
hedge terminations
hedge trades
hedge trading
hedge transaction
hedge wrapper
hedge-accounting rules
hedge-accounting treatment
hedge-accounting treatment of interest rate exposures
hedge-equivalent
hedge-fund manager
hedged
hedged bond
hedged investment
hedged item
hedged layer
hedged portfolio
hedged position
hedged risk
hedged tender
hedged transaction
hedger
hedgers such as corporate treasurers
hedges are put on to reduce risk
hedges of a net investment in a foreign operation
hedges of firm commitments
hedges of forecasted transactions
hedges of foreign currency exposures
hedges of intercompany loans to foreign subsidiaries and affiliates
hedges of long-term investments
hedging
hedging activities
hedging activities of bookrunners conspired to push the market down
hedging against inflation
hedging and covering
hedging cost
hedging demand for Treasuries
hedging effectiveness
hedging foreign currency risks with complex purchased options
hedging foreign currency risks with purchased options
hedging function
hedging fund
hedging gain
hedging gains
hedging gains and losses
hedging instrument
hedging instrument terminated
hedging instrument terminated prematurely
hedging intercompany foreign currency risks
hedging loss
hedging losses
hedging margin
hedging motive
hedging of exchange-listed products and over-the-counter options
hedging of foreign currency exposure with a tandem currency
hedging of future foreign currency revenue streams
hedging of new supply
hedging of risk exposure
hedging on an after-tax basis
hedging on commodity futures
hedging on option
hedging operations
hedging policy
hedging proportion
hedging relationship
hedging risk
hedging scheme
hedging strategy
hedging systems
hedging targets
hedging technique
hedging techniques
hedging transaction
hedging transactions
hedging vehicle
hedging with basis swaps
hedging with coupon swaps
hedging yen/dollar rate
hedonic price
hedonic price index
hedonic quality adjustments
hedonic quality-adjusted prices
hedonic regression method
hedonistic principle
hefty documents
hegemonic position of the United States through the cold war period
hegemony
height of investor enthusiasm
heightened competition
heightened competition among transaction participants
heightened consumer value consciousness
heightened domestic competition
heightened efficiency
heightened interest in personal pensions
heightened risk
heinous
heinous crime
heir apparent
heir at law
heir general
heir presumptive
heir-looms
heir/heiress
heirs of his body
heist
held for sale assets
held for trading
held to maturity
held up well
held-to-maturity investment
held-to-maturity investments
held-to-maturity securities
helicopter industry
hell or high water clause
help desks
help from the West
help of financial backing
help to determine
help users
help-wanted index
helped by a lower based from a year earlier
helpful advice
helpful approach
helpful barometer
helpful framework
helpful hints
helpful step
hemline theory
hepatitis B
herd behavior
herd mentality
hereditaments
heredity
hereinafter
heritage asset
heritage assets
heroic mythology about employees
hesitance to appreciate the currency
hesitant growth
hesitant tone
hesitation-choice pattern
heterogeneity
heterogeneous industry
heterogeneous market
heterogeneous nature
heterogeneous oligopoly
heterogeneous product
heteroscedasticity
heuristic approach
heuristic method
heuristic model
heuristic problem-solving
heuristic programming
heuristic rule
hexadecimal system
hexahedron
hexavalent chromium
heyday
heyday of Hollywood
hi-fi color
hiatus
hidden assets
hidden assets and liabilities
hidden assets stock
hidden bad loans
hidden capital
hidden cost
hidden defects
hidden guarantee of obligation
hidden inflation
hidden load
hidden profit distributions
hidden reserve
hidden reserves
hidden subsidies
hidden unemployment
hidden valuation
hierarchical cluster analysis
hierarchical decision making
hierarchical industrial firm
hierarchical method
hierarchical model of organization
hierarchical organization
hierarchical societies
hierarchical status
hierarchical structure
hierarchies of companies
hierarchy
hierarchy in fair value measurement
hierarchy of guidance
hierarchy of measurement
hierarchy of measures
hierarchy of needs theory
hierarchy of organizational objection
hierarchy of responsibilities
hierarchy of scales
high & low
high LTV loan
high MM production has raised concerns about inventories
high P/E relative to the recent past
high P/E stock
high R&D expenditures
high and slack demand
high and stable returns
high and viable inflation
high and volatile inflation
high beta portfolio
high bid price 19XX
high cap
high capex requirement
high capital costs
high capital spending
high cards credit costs
high carry
high cash allocation
high cash flow
high concentration of lending to the real estate sector
high cost
high cost of savings
high costs
high costs of capital
high coupon Ginnie Maes
high coupon callables
high coupon callables offer value
high coupon securities
high court research official
high covariance
high coverage policy
high credit
high current income mutual fund
high debt burden
high default risk
high definition television
high degree of industrial concentration
high degree of positive correlation
high degree of profitability
high demand
high demand and low supply
high demand for German marks
high dependence of earnings on electronics materials
high derivative
high desire for education
high dividend payouts
high dollar coverage
high domestic demand
high electrical resistivity
high end of the industry
high end of the market
high equity content in the financing
high export volumes
high exporter
high fixed costs
high flier
high flyer
high for the week
high forced savings rates
high foreign shareholding
high frequency trading
high grade bond
high grade investment
high growth
high growth businesses
high growth in comparable store sales
high home market prices
high importer
high imports
high income brackets
high income group
high income workers
high inflation country
high inflation currency
high integrity
high interest payments and depreciation
high interest policy
high interest rate
high interest rate policy
high interest rates
high interest rates will preclude economic growth
high internal cash generation
high inventories
high investment burden
high investment growth
high justice
high level of business activity
high level of capital
high level of confidence
high level of cross-holding
high level of cross-holding has traditionally helped to uphold the share price
high level of environmental expenditures
high level of expected earnings
high level of human capital
high level of inventories
high level of invoicing
high level of overhead
high level of positive convexity
high level of retentions
high level of technological expertise
high levels of employment
high levels of illiteracy
high levels of urban unemployment
high leverage
high liquidity
high loan growth
high margin security
high marginal value
high margins
high mass consumption society
high medical expenses
high money supply growth
high money supply growth and inflation
high net worth customers
high net worth individuals
high of the week
high officials
high one-time adjustment costs
high operating costs
high operating efficiency
high order expression
high overhead
high party officials
high pay for success
high pay-out ratios
high per capita income level
high performance
high performance bonus
high performer
high personal gearing
high plateau
high possibility
high potential earnings growth
high powered money
high premium convertible debenture
high prepay speeds
high prestige associated with employment in large companies
high price
high price policy
high prices for electricity
high priority
high probability of aggressive government response
high producer inventories
high profile
high profile default
high profit margin
high profits
high propensity to save
high proportion of young people enrolled in tertiary education
high public sector borrowing
high purity
high quality
high quality bond
high quality corporate bond
high quality fund
high quality information
high quality of orders
high quality of orders obtained in the last building boom
high quotas and tariffs
high rate of business failures
high rate of productivity growth
high rate of technological progress
high rated entity
high rated utilities
high rates of efficiency growth
high rates of input growth
high rates of return on funds employed
high rating
high real estate prices
high real interest rates
high refinancing level
high reserve ratio
high resource mobilization
high return
high return asset
high return on investment
high revenue
high rise
high risk investment
high roller
high sales are attributed to favorable climates for agriculture
high sales are attributed to favourable climates for agriculture
high savers
high savings rate
high school diploma
high scores
high seas
high self esteem individuals
high self-sufficiency in AA
high severity
high short-term foreign debt
high standard of quality
high standards of indestructibility
high standards that make serious nuclear contamination unlikely
high start-up costs
high street
high street bank
high surpluses
high sustained growth
high tax and inflation
high tax regime
high taxation
high taxpayers
high technology
high technology medical equipment
high technology revolution
high threshold
high ticket item
high turnover
high turnover items
high unemployment
high vacancy rate of commercial buildings
high valuation
high value added
high value of output per worker
high value of the dollar in the mid-1980s
high value-added ends
high value-added products
high value-added sectors
high values on education
high wage demand
high wages
high welfare standard with high cost burden
high yen-caused boom
high yen-caused recession
high yield
high yield bond
high yield bucket
high yield currency
high yield loan
high yielder
high yielding assets
high-balance home mortgages
high-balance revolving system
high-beta portfolio
high-beta stocks
high-beta version of Wall Street
high-caliber individual
high-capacity batteries
high-class bags
high-cost area
high-cost operation
high-coupon bond
high-coupon issues are regularly maturing
high-credit-quality borrower
high-debt developing countries
high-definition laser disk players
high-definition radar displays
high-degree information society
high-dividend stocks
high-dividend-paying stocks
high-employment fiscal balance
high-end
high-end model
high-end product
high-energy X-ray
high-fliers
high-flying darling
high-flying stocks
high-flying technology company
high-frequency transformer
high-grade bonds
high-grade corporate bond yields
high-grade stock
high-graded trunk roads
high-growth business
high-growth companies
high-growth firms
high-growth health care company
high-growth hot stock
high-growth industries
high-growth industry
high-growth markets
high-growth sectors
high-growth years
high-handed business approach
high-income countries
high-income economies
high-income family
high-income individual
high-income tax rate
high-income taxpayer
high-interest-bearing debenture
high-investment society
high-investment-grade rating
high-level activities
high-level goal
high-level goals of the firm
high-level government jobs
high-level negotiations
high-level officials
high-level policymaking
high-level radioactive waste
high-level value chain
high-level view of a company
high-leverage acquisitions
high-leverage corporate takeovers
high-leverage recapitalisation programmes
high-leverage recapitalization programs
high-leverage transactions
high-leverage transactions such as acquisitions or buy-out programmes
high-leverage transactions such as acquisitions or buy-out programs
high-leveraged
high-living bank president
high-low chart
high-low method
high-low point method
high-low points method
high-margin business
high-margin product
high-margined goods
high-multiple tax REIT
high-performance corporations
high-performance lasers
high-polymer material
high-potential individuals
high-potential people
high-powered institutional salesmen
high-powered money
high-powered service center
high-precision factory robots
high-premium security
high-pressure economy
high-pressure marketing
high-pressure selling
high-price goods
high-priced imported goods
high-priced products can establish upscale niche markets for themselves
high-priced safety equipment
high-priced stock
high-priority items
high-productivity jobs
high-profile Democrats
high-profile companies
high-profile deals
high-profile issues
high-profile leader
high-profile matters
high-profile projects
high-profile style
high-purity metal
high-quality corporate bond yields
high-quality corporate bonds
high-quality customer
high-quality earnings base
high-quality food
high-quality paints
high-quality place to work
high-quality products
high-quality products within a reasonable price range
high-quality residential mortgages
high-quality staff
high-quality stocks
high-quality suppliers of training services
high-ranking executives
high-ranking financial executive
high-ranking official
high-return asset
high-return businesses
high-risk derivative mortgage-backed securities
high-risk gamble
high-risk high-return
high-risk investment projects
high-risk investments
high-risk lending
high-risk mortgage derivative products
high-risk stocks
high-risk strategies
high-risk/high-return opportunities
high-skill jobs
high-speed robots
high-tariff advocates
high-tech
high-tech companies
high-tech company reaping the rewards of networking
high-tech heavyweight
high-tech industry
high-tech materials
high-tech office
high-tech oriented industries
high-tech product
high-tech product gluts
high-tech stock
high-tech thinking
high-technology
high-technology companies
high-technology factories
high-technology firms
high-technology industry
high-technology manufacturing equipment
high-technology materials
high-technology products
high-temperature effluent
high-value sectors
high-value-added operations
high-value-added product
high-volume demand
high-volume markets
high-volume production
high-volume retailers
high-yen crisis
high-yen era that followed the Plaza Accord of 1985
high-yield analyst
high-yield bond
high-yield bond market
high-yield countries
high-yield debt
high-yield deposits
high-yield financing
high-yield funded acquisition
high-yield investors
high-yield issuance process
high-yield issue
high-yield lending
high-yield offering
high-yield or junk bond market in the United States
high-yield savings instrument
high-yield securities
high-yield stocks
high-yielding European markets
high-yielding certificate of deposits
high-yielding currencies
high-yielding currency
high-yielding synthetic FRNs
higher Fed funds target
higher R&D
higher Social Security payments
higher US Treasury market
higher US yields
higher anticipations of earnings growth
higher base rates
higher bid
higher bond yields on a X month horizon
higher business volumes
higher capital expenditure
higher capital intensity of production
higher claims costs
higher co-payments by patients
higher common equity levels
higher consumer demand
higher consumption
higher consumption tax
higher cost
higher cost of capital
higher costs are proving more difficult to pass on to customers
higher demand for consumer credit
higher depreciation
higher dividend payouts
higher dollar
higher domestic interest rates
higher earnings
higher earnings visibility
higher elasticity of demand
higher end of most expectations
higher energy prices
higher energy prices are on the way
higher energy prices due to the depreciation of the Deutschemark versus the U.S. dollar
higher enterprise tax
higher excise duties
higher expected returns
higher expected returns on pension plan assets
higher export
higher factor productivity
higher federal tax
higher figure quoted for a transaction
higher financial leverage
higher financing cost
higher gains from miscellaneous operations
higher gearing to the interest rate cycle
higher grade product
higher import costs
higher in quotation
higher income multiples
higher income taxes
higher inflation
higher inflation rates
higher interest income
higher interest payments
higher interest rate
higher interest rate environment
higher interest rates
higher interest rates application system
higher interest rates in Japan
higher interest rates reduced credit opportunities and economic activity
higher investment value
higher investments
higher invoicing
higher job turnover
higher labor costs
higher lending margins
higher level language
higher level of demand for funds for transactions
higher level of information sophistication
higher level of mortgage and installment debt
higher level of problem loans
higher levels of automotive financing
higher levels of automotive financing volume
higher levels of cash
higher levels of commercial paper
higher levels of consumption
higher levels of dealer financing
higher levels of deposit creation
higher levels of loan growth
higher levels of management
higher levels of property and equipment in use
higher levels of provisioning for doubtful receivables
higher levels of term debt at AA
higher leverage
higher loan volumes worldwide
higher losses in truck tyres
higher margin brands
higher marginal tax rate
higher material costs
higher maximum penalties available under the law
higher minimum wage
higher number of aircraft programs
higher of proceeds and market
higher offer
higher oil prices
higher oil prices worsen the outlook for US business activity
higher operating expenses
higher operating rates
higher order goods
higher output
higher overheads
higher parent earnings
higher paying manufacturing jobs
higher pensioner premium
higher percentage of parts purchased locally
higher political risk premium
higher premium coupon
higher premium for skill
higher prices
higher prices for goods
higher prices in global markets for oil and other commodities
higher probability of credit loss
higher processing costs
higher production schedules
higher productivity levels
higher profit margin AA
higher profit margins
higher profitability
higher profits
higher propensity to consume
higher public spending
higher quality
higher quality companies
higher quality of the labor force
higher quotation
higher quotation at the close
higher quotations
higher rated tranche
higher real prices
higher receivables
higher restrictions on physician prescribing
higher retail lease penetration
higher retained earnings
higher return assets
higher return on stocks
higher returns on equity
higher revenue
higher risk
higher risk compensation
higher risk premium
higher rungs on the organizational ladder
higher sales incentives
higher shipments
higher short-term interest rates undermine bond performance
higher spending
higher staffing levels required to meet safety standards
higher statutory reserve requirement
higher stocks
higher tariffs
higher tax
higher tax rate
higher technologies
higher than desirable domestic inventories
higher than expected consumer price inflation
higher than expected sales
higher tier lender
higher trade deficit
higher trading levels
higher trading-related revenue
higher unemployment
higher unit production
higher utilization rates
higher value per square inch
higher value-added goods
higher value-added jobs
higher value-added sectors
higher volatility
higher volume
higher volume inducements
higher volume sales
higher wage rates
higher wages and profits
higher warranty costs
higher yield
higher yielding
higher yielding government markets
higher yielding investments
higher-end jobs
higher-income countries
higher-income individuals
higher-margin products
higher-order correlation coefficient
higher-order factor analysis
higher-paying jobs
higher-priced drugs
higher-priced goods
higher-priced nonbank lenders
higher-priced premium brands
higher-risk qualitative approach to investing
higher-risk stress situations
higher-than-expected
higher-than-market wages
higher-ticket items
higher-value transactions
higher-value-added services
higher-value-added specialty end of the business
higher-waged unskilled workers of the first world
higher-yield currency
higher-yielding assets
higher-yielding bonds
higher-yielding investments
highest accepted price
highest activity level
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