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calculus

[kal-kyuh-luhs] / ˈkæl kyə ləs /




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Mortgage rates ticked higher last week, continuing their march above 6% and potentially complicating the calculus for buyers and sellers at the beginning of a spring season that had been showing green shoots.

From MarketWatch

New York, California and Tennessee are some of biggest markets for live music in world, and that could change the calculus here enormously.

From Los Angeles Times

The attacks, even if they subside, could scramble the diplomatic calculus across the Gulf for years to come.

From The Wall Street Journal

But if Chinese consumers increasingly equate smart shopping with private label and domestically produced goods, the calculus changes.

From Barron's

Iran's calculus rests partly on the economics of war.

From BBC