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...relatively optimistic view of recession recovery has been contradicted recently by three University economists. They expressed doubts as to the vigor of the recovery, and one, Seymour E. Harris '20, Lucius N. Littauer Professor of Economics, severely criticized the Federal Reserve for its "indecisive" role last fall and winter...
James S. Duesenberry, professor of Economics, considering the unemployment aspect of the recession, felt that the present recovery trends will not be sufficient to bring unemployment below four percent. He stated that "there is no justification for basing all our policy on the assumption that excess demand is going to develop...
Commenting on the Administration's claim that the economy should undergo normal growth in the coming years, John R. Meyer, professor of Economics, claimed that the expected consumer consumption and corporate investment today are not at sufficiently high levels to assure adequate growth...
...Three billion dollars," predicts Professor Seymour Harris, "will have to come from increased tuition rates in the next decade, if universities are to survive." How Harvard and the rest can meet this demand, with inflation shrinking endowment assets at the same time that alumni contributions diminish, is a problem Harris has attempted to solve in his plan for a long term student loan program...
Dunster's second guest, Dr. Rossell Hope Robbins, is an internationally known authority on medieval poetry and witchcraft. Sponsored by Albert B. Friedman, assistant professor of English, Robbins will spend four days in Cambridge...