AUXILIARY :
- may
uses :
a. Formal permission =
b. Less than 50% certainty = Shares of the following companies may have unusual moves in Indonesian trading.
- might
uses :
a. Less than 50% certainty = a positive economic theory might describe how money supply growth affects inflation.
b. Polite request =
- should
uses :
a. advisability = Managers should control employee turnover for the benefit of the organisation success.
b. 90% Certainty = All these approaches should be avoided if managers want to minimize employee turnover an increase organisational competitiveness in this environment of globalization.
- ought to
uses :
a. advisability = it ought to be changed for a money tax, and the repair of the roads let out by contract with security, in divisions of from one mile to five.
b. 90% Certainty = We ought to fix the economy by bailing out the financial industry.
- had better
uses :
· Advisability with threat of bad result = Korean women and men, for example, differed from Americans and Dutch in reporting more distress over rivals who had better financial prospects, better job prospects, and higher status and prestige.
- be supposed to
uses :
· expectation = Since the size of total spending in an economy can be supposed to be constrained by the quantity of resources,
- be to
uses :
· Strong expectation = There seems to be no mutual benefit in trade between the economies,
- must
uses :
a. Strong necessary = Therefore, managers must recognize that employees as major contributors to the efficient achievement of the organization’s success Abbasi et al. (2000).
b. 95% Certainty = they must be the possessors of the product which they wish to exchange
- have to
uses :
a. Necessity = The economy will have to rev up more substantially for the unemployment rate to keep falling.
b. Lack of Necessity (negative) = The truth is, you don't have to be financial genius to make sense of them, or any kind of genius at all.
- have got to
uses :
Necessity = we have got to drive innovation in the economy to improve competitiveness,
- will
uses :
a. 100% Certainty = Changes in interest rates will cause interest-bearing liabilities (deposits) to reprice at a rate higher than that of the interest-bearing assets (loans)
b. Polite request = Will Second-Best Solutions Lead To A Second-Rate World?
- be going to
uses :
a. 100% Certainty = he is going to ensure that he undermines the jobs of manufacturing workers in that industry
b. Definite plan = The epicenter of the next great financial crisis is going to be in Europe,
- can
uses :
a. Ability / Possibility = It can be contrasted with absolute advantage which refers to the ability of a party to produce a particular good at a lower absolute cost than another.
b. Informal polite request = Can Consumers & Taxpayers Be Saved From The Bonus-Crazed Financial Sector?
- could
uses :
a. Less than 50% certainty = the economy development in Indonesia could be run so smoothly that this state was included as one of the miracles of Asia economy.
b. Impossibility (negative only) = Because the economy crisis couldn’t be controlled successfully,
- be able to
uses :
· Ability = It'll mean that many small and medium-size enterprises will be able to participate in markets that they currently don't.
- would
uses :
a. Preference = a new treaty would be introduced internationally, agreed by every nation, to reduce emissions.
b. Repeated action in the past = the goal of monetary policy would be to achieve an explicit, numerical target or range for some measure of price inflation.
- used to
uses :
· Repeated action in the past = That’s why, the government used to say that the fundamental of macro-economics was strong enough.
- shall
uses :
a. Polite question to make a suggestion = How shall the world be served?
b. Future with “I” or “we” as subject = In the sequel we shall note that each of the economic models mentioned in the Introduction violates both the continuity and quasi-concavity requirements.
