Word: aid
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Economics of Disaster: An introduction into the wonders of insider information, the course would examine the mechanics of the first-aid market, offer detailed models of how small third-world countries select first-aid manufacturers with special attention on how to befriend the Health Minister...
...Disaster Management: Discusses possible entry into the Red Cross's market of disaster aid. Includes an assessment of greenmail offerings from the humanitarian group to keep you out of the market...
Under the Cambridge Partnership for Public Education, MIT, Harvard's Graduate School of Education and Lesley College will aid public school teachers and administrators in pursuing further studies...
...economic development. To increase exports, Aquino spent time touting the virtues of Philippine garments, food products and electronic parts. As part of her campaign for more investment, she promised Japanese businessmen that her government would keep taxes low and let them repatriate profits. Aquino's pitches for increased Japanese aid met with some success. By the time she left Tokyo, she had obtained a $250 million loan for a coal-fired power station, part of a grant-and-aid package that Aquino optimistically predicted may total as much as $625 million. Aquino called the promises of economic assistance a "very...
...foreign affairs. They threaten to dissipate six years of aggressive effort by Reagan to strengthen America's standing in the world. Among the other setbacks to credibility: the disingenuous explanations of the shady connections between the White House and the private network run by former CIA personnel supplying aid to the contras fighting in Nicaragua, the campaign of "disinformation" against Libya proposed by the National Security Council, and Reagan's befuddled and dubious accounts of what he proposed during his dangerously fanciful discussions of total nuclear disarmament with Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Reykjavik...