Word: profitably
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...banking circles. His comprehensive economic plan includes (1) a free exchange rate; (2) selling state enterprises to private investors; (3) letting prices rise to their market levels; (4) cutting down on the state bureaucracy; (5) a tax reform emphasizing a value-added tax; and (6) eliminating restrictions on corporate profit levels. The day after the coup, the IMF released $110 million of the $300 million that Argentina had been requesting...
...CoEvolution Quarterly reminds one of this bathroom wall style. Subtitled "A Supplement to the Whole Earth Catalog," it is put out by POINT, some sort of non-profit subsidiary of Portola Institute, the wonderful people who brought you The Last Whole Earth Catalog, Epilog, and numerous other updates. The Quarterly shares the slapdash grafitti layout that made The Catalog great bedtime reading, interspersed with long articles on topics like saddles and trappings, space colonies, and what's left of the New Left. There are also interviews with at least nominally interesting people like Marlon Brando and astronaut Russell Schweickart...
Discussing crime in America in terms of fornication laws, Yale locks, and "unrelated roustabouts looking for fun and profit" is simplistic and misleading...
...used as a mechanism to stabilize prices of commodities and guarantee investments. In Kissinger's view, such a bank, which would be financially backed by the industrialized and oil-producing countries, would serve as a conduit between private foreign investors and host countries, handling key negotiations, including fair profit-sharing arrangements...
...success is due largely to its editor in chief and resident visionary since 1969, T (for nothing) George Harris. He turned a jargon-pocked and profitless publication into a Popular Mechanics of human behavior-eminently readable, visually stimulating and worth more than $2 million a year in net profit for its present owner, Ziff-Davis Publishing Co., which bought the magazine...