Word: charting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...apparent that, in the general pageant of recovery, the consumer is still waiting in the wings, refusing to come onstage to make the show an unqualified hit. September retail sales, announced the Commerce Department, dropped one-quarter of 1% from the August level to $18,166,000,000 (see chart...
...this encouraged the growing belief among economic policymakers-from "conservative" Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr. to "liberal" Chief Presidential Economist Walter Heller-that the nation can have prosperity as well as stable prices. If so, that would contradict the inflationary pattern of previous postwar recoveries (see chart). But, as Treasury Under Secretary Robert Roosa says, "this recovery period is different from all others...
...Kennedy Shriver, Pat Kennedy Lawford and Jean Kennedy Smith-have divided the children into two groups to avoid confusion and to make swimming, riding and sailing lessons easier: Group I includes the children in the six-to-nine age bracket: Group II. those aged five and under. A master chart details where which children are supposed to go on which days at what time. Despite her youth, Caroline Kennedy has one advantage over all the rest of the children: she has her own Secret Service man, one of whose unexpected chores was to sing a song about "Little Peter Rabbit...
Below Capacity. Why is interest holding steady? Part of the reason is that the cost of borrowing held firm through most of the slump, is now higher than it was during the recovery year of 1955 and about as high as in recovery 1959 (see chart). Another reason is that many influential figures in the Kennedy Administration, led by Presidential Economic Adviser Walter Heller, favor the principle of "easy money" and have won at least limited concessions from the more cautious Federal Reserve Board chairman, William McChesney Martin. The Fed has not only held its discount rate at 3% since...
...demand for U.S. products and raw materials. Two key indicators: 1) the six member nations have been growing much faster economically since they formed their Common Market, and 2) though trade among the Six increased 25% last year, U.S. sales in the Common Market rose 44% (see chart...