Thursday, September 21, 2006 4:59:23 PM
if a company knows it is going to have to enter into a long term agreement for outfitting/service its fleet, wouldn't they be in more of a hurry to "sign on the dotted line" right after the Fed announced there won't be an increase in the interest rates...yet? Or don't interest rates play any role in the overall cost of a long term fleet installation and service agreement?
Just wondering,
Nez
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