Word: bureaucratice
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BRITAIN. Since it floated the pound last month, Britain has imposed a whole range of controls on capital outflows, strengthening barriers in force since 1947. Banks are severely limited in dealing in foreign exchange for their own investment purposes. Companies are allowed to buy foreign currency only for import and...
This is a note of appreciation for Reporter-Photographer John A. Day's guarded approval of our building at Two Mt. Auburn Street. Threading one's way through the bureaucratic and financial maze that characterizes the business of providing housing for low and moderate income families is, at best, a...
Due to what the spokesmen termed a "bureaucratic lag" in the withdrawals, the actual U.S. Army strength increased by 100 men in the week ending last Thursday. It was the first rise in the number of soldiers in Vietnam since the beginning of 1971.
MINIMUM INCOME. McGovern's basic idea is to replace the present inefficient, bureaucratic welfare programs with direct federal "grants" for everyone, from billionaires to newborn ghetto babies. Actually, millions of people would never see the money; the grants would be only phantom figures on their tax statements. At first...
Freidman as a result is caught in a bureaucratic mesh; until it is eventually settled, he is unable to travel because his passport is not in order. He thought at first of solving the impasse by flying to a nearby country and coming back into Japan officially. But, of course...