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Considers the problems of rating valuations for street and indoor
markets. Discusses the most suitable way to solve them using three
different types of market as examples. Queries whether the rates bill
should be charged to the landlord or the occupier of the individual
stall. Provides guidelines for the rating valuation of markets
throughout the country.

THIS PAPER SUGGESTS SOME BASIC PREMISES OR CRITERIA WHICH THE AUTHOR FEELS ARE ESSENTIAL TO RANKING OR GRADING PRESIDENTS. BECAUSE OF THE DIFFICULTY OF MAKING AN OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS, TWENTY YEARS MUST PASS BEFORE WE CAN ASCERTAIN THE TRUE NATURE OF THE PRESIDENCY. THE EXAMPLE OF THE REVISIONIST ANALYSIS OF THE EISENHOWER PRESIDENCY IS OFFERED. THE PRESIDENTS ALSO OUGHT TO BE RANKED ACCORDING TO WHAT THE TIMES REQUIED AND HOW THEY MANGED TO RESPOND. IT MUST ALSO BE ASKED IF THE PRESIDENT HAD A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE OFFICE ITSELF.

We examine whether Fitch support ratings of US banks depend on bank size. Using quarterly data for the period 2004:Q4 to 2012:Q4 and controlling for several factors that make large and small banks different, we find that bank size is positively related to support ratings. However, the effect is non-linear in line with the 'too-big-to-rescue' hypothesis. After the failure of Lehman Brothers and the passing of Dodd-Frank the relation between size and potential support has become stronger.