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...matter how much one learns about Food Service structure, there are still qualitative questions which even an investigation like this cannot answer. For example...
Though federal regulation should help to end these remaining abuses, passing laws in general is not a full answer to credit problems. Credit counselors assert that much of the legislation of recent years has been ineffective because most consumers do not know their rights under the laws. That points to a broader problem. Borrowers in general are appallingly ignorant of the basic economics of credit. Says Boston Debt Counselor Mel Stiller: "People are not taught in school how to use credit and how to do family financial planning. They just never learn how to survive in modern economics...
...blame for the world's soaring petroleum prices? The vast majority of consumers and experts alike would readily answer: OPEC. During the past four years, the eleven-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has more than quintupled oil prices, raising the present tag to about $13 a barrel...
What turned these obscure provincial homicides into causes celebresl The answer seems to be that these crimes were responses to the social repressions of the age. On a deeper level, the crimes offered extreme solutions to extreme rages. The unconscious mind may be satisfied with nothing less. Hartman notes that female interest in the twelve cases was not "aberrant" but rather "an integral part of the fantasy experience of women of the [middle] class...
What prompts three normally discrete politicians to leap to such rhetorical extremes? In large part the answer is patronage, a dragon each commissioner claims to have had a part in slaying...