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...Sales have been running ahead of 1964 all year," says Otto Eckstein of the Council of Economic Advisers. "It has been the same story virtually every month." August actually ran at a 5.6% gain, well below the 9% gain of January and February and the 8% gain of July-but merchants feel relieved that the advances have continued. Across the U.S., one big department store after another is reporting sales gains over last year: up 15% for Atlanta's Rich's, 18% for San Francisco's Gump's, 6% for Dallas' Neiman-Marcus...
Weighing all factors, both U.S. Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz and Otto Eckstein, a member of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, predict continued price stability...
...department also expects Otto Eckstein, professor of Economics, who is currently serving as a member of the three-man President's Council of Economics Advisors, to return in the spring term...
With the threat of a steel strike postponed until at least Sept. 1 by an interim pay increase of 2.6% to workers, Lyndon Johnson took advantage of the lull in bargaining tension to make public the findings of a four-month study made by Otto Eckstein, a former Harvard economics professor who has been a member of the Council of Economic Advisers since last September. The steel industry, said the 64-page council report, can afford to raise wages 3% this year without boosting its prices. "The prosperity and stability of the whole economy," added the President, require such...
Currently, Otto Eckstein, professor of Economics, is one of three members of the CEA. Lester D. Taylor, assistant professor of Economics, and Lester C. Thurow, who will be an instructor in Economics next year, are now on the Council's staff...