Word: brazil
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Economics 116 will probably be given this semester, even though its scheduled lecturer never arrived from Brazil...
...four years ago. In Asia-Viet Nam, which is now our baby 100%, will be down the drain if present trends continue. In Africa-Zanzibar, like Cuba, is now a jumping-off place for further penetration of that great continent. In Latin America-Cuba is gone, Bolivia is going, Brazil is on the brink, not to mention the mess in Panama. In Europe-we gave the cold shoulder to De Gaulle, and now he gives the warm hand to Mao Tse-tung...
Plans are being made to accommodate students who showed up for Economics 116 Monday and found that the visiting lecturer, Mario Simonson, had never arrived from Brazil...
Simonsen is from the Vargas Foundation in Brazil, an economics research institute. Barnes said last night that Simonson's duties at the Foundation may have prevented him from assuming his position at Harvard. The situation at the Institute is "pretty rough and short on economists," he added...
...that no authority has determined whether the 10% applies to straight investment alone or to money poured back in as reinvestment as well. Threshing out all the vague legalisms will require at least three years; in the meantime, the profits of many companies may well be tied up in Brazil. Little matter. Brazil's economy has become so chaotic that nobody has been putting in or taking out much real money lately...