I taught at Princeton for seventeen years--more often than not in Bowl 1, in the deep, dark basement of Robertson Hall--and my wife Anna and I raised our two children here. Like all good New Jerseyans, we will always think of our home address in terms of a Turnpike exit--in our case, Exit 9.
2  BIS Review 2/2008  I therefore expect the banks to play their part by finding the correct balance between the need to operate a cautious and prudent policy, essential in itself, and their responsibility as one of the main tollgates along the road towards the economy's medium- and long-term growth. Failure to strike the right balance will cost the economy very dearly.