There's a certain political unattractiveness to essentially providing tax breaks at the corporate level. . .and not providing any personal income tax breaks,

[Income trusts] are very different creatures, ... and very much understudied and underappreciated in terms of their governance risks.

That would bite on disposable personal income at the end of the month.

We think it's a unique asset with an interesting history and with a stable income in a unique location.

If our income, grade-point average, or social prestige increases, we feel an initial surge of pleasure. We then adapt to this new level of achievement, come to see it as normal, and require something even better to give us another surge of happiness.

I cannot generate enough income to pay for it even if we were busy. I'm trying to say that if you want your license renewed, you're going to have to go to Hartford City.