Word: inflationitis
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Fleming's next prime target of opportunity was a letter to the editor of the Washington Evening Star in which Columnist Andrew Tully said: "Lately Moyers seems to be spending most of his time, when he is not running the war in Viet Nam or solving inflation, telling Washington...
Never had there been a first quarter like it. In auditoriums and armories across the U.S., shareholders last week heard reports of corporate profits exceeding their fondest dreams. According to early surveys, earnings for the first three months of 1966 rose to an annual rate of above $80 billion before...
"Sacrificial Goats." The interest hike got few cheers from anyone. "We don't want to be sacrificial goats in the effort to curb inflation," grumbled President Larry Blackmon of the National Association of Home Builders last week. "We believe other sectors in the economy should share in the restraints...
Housing's chief woe, of course, is a shortage of mortgage money more severe than at any time in the past 30 years. It began when the Federal Reserve, to fight inflation, boosted the discount rate last December. It has rapidly worsened in recent weeks as commercial banks have...
The new psychology pays off. At a time when India's critical business downturn has cut production nationally to 60% of capacity and inflation is razoring the rupee, the younger Indians and their modernized companies are rolling along and expanding into new markets.