Money was tight, and he worked to put himself through a Catholic university, where he studied accounting.
However, when Richard, her eldest, came along in 1950, she stopped working even though money was tight.
Michelson's interest in pets started during what he calls a difficult childhood, when his parents divorced (he was 11), money was tight and his dog was a source of comfort.
The 58-year-old flea market merchant, who carried bags of merchandise in her arms as she waited in line to vote before heading to work Sunday morning, said money was tight, and the economy was a key issue for her in this year's election.
He called up the aid office and said that with the economy being what it was and money tight, he was thinking of transferring her to another school.
Friedman and Schwartz showed that inflation-adjusted interest rates were a better indicator and that money was in fact tight.
One Green Party councillor in Solihull told us that this extra money was being offered with tight government strings attached, while spending on other local services like adult day centres were having to be pruned radically because of the budget cuts.
An already tight money market was now further strained by the trust companies pulling their cash out of the market.
In the early 1980s, a high exchange rate, the product of tight fiscal policy and tight money, was the agent of recession and unemployment.
The deflation of the early 1930s was not caused by tight money.
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Was it because the Poles embraced tight money and balanced budgets?
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The policy mix could turn out to be as inappropriate and as dangerous as it was in America in the early Reagan years of soaring budget deficits and tight money.
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