Word: sectoral
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Look at economics," says Steve Crosby. Linsky's campaign manager, "Drinan wants to throw everything into the public sector. Marty has more confidence in the private sector. He wants to regulate it and make it better, but basically he looks to the private sector for help with the economy...
...section of the country," says Coles, "where complaints and difficulties and a yearning for something better doesn't exist. Most people still want to vote for the Democratic Party, but they are afraid that the party is not what they want it to be, that some odd sector of the party has seized control...
...from Kissinger's not-for-attribution press briefings, he supplies an exclusive look at the policy maker in action. Landau also examined Kissinger's position papers, his books and articles, and the recollections of his friends and colleagues. Landan writes that Kissinger wanted President Kennedy to invade the Eastern Sector of Germany after the construction of the Berlin Wall. He surveys Kissinger's contributions as an adviser to Nelson Rockefeller, and highlights the scholar's support for family bomb shelters and a visible American presence in underdeveloped countries. For those who still had doubts. Landau justly concludes that the "differences...
...make McGovern a penny pincher; his program would still cause a considerable change in national direction. The Senator proposes $44 billion in new annual federal spending by 1975, plus a one-shot $10 billion program to create public-service jobs for people who cannot find work in the private sector. Of the total, $30 billion consists of proposals to greatly expand federal aid to education, hospital construction, public transit, drug-control programs and the like. The remaining $14 billion represents the cost of a new "national income insurance" plan to aid the poor, replacing the old $1,000 grant. Through...
Still, many critics question whether the earnings of America's corporations should benefit as directly as they now do from Government tax policy, especially since money is so sorely needed to pay for progress in the public sector at a faster rate than private companies seem willing to finance it. No matter who wins the election in November, businessmen can probably expect their corporate treasuries to be hit in the next round of tax reform...