Word: socio
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Ephron is often aware. she is careful not to make the mistake of generalizing from her own experience when it comes to consciousness-raising; she knows that her conclusions are limited to a certain group of women conclusions are limited to a certain group of women from a certain socio-economic background living in New York, at a captain time, and she is willing eyes eager, to concede that some CR groups may be "wonderful." But she is not so careful and even handed when it comes to other subjects, particularly people. The tendency to introduce herself and her reactions...
...most fundamental danger to NATO and Western society is the socio-economic phenomenon. The aspects of this problem are far graver than some have interpreted them to be. For the first time there are definite limitations to raw materials, especially energy. Beyond that, there are rising expectations, which are largely the product of our success in a market economy. These expectations are referred to as egalitarian economics, and they pose a dilemma for Western governments. If qualitative excellence has been abandoned in favor of an egalitarian approach, that is a built-in contradiction to a market economy...
...Dorothy B. Villee, principal research associate in Pediatrics and a member of the review committee, said last night that the problem of the socio-economically disadvantaged is being discussed at the moment. She said if Cheever feels there is a need, modifications may be made in the report...
...come to Boston to serve as the consul for a South American country. When the government of his native land was overthrown by a left-wing coup, Mr. D. was out of a job and started betting the horses full-times. The socio-political aspects of horseracing can be plainly seen in the gentleman's moved insight into the sports...
...business is forced by its basic orientation of profit-seeking into a policy of "sabotage" of production. It must fight against the "inordinate productivity of the machine" by keeping prices high and supply limited. Until more evidence is compiled we must view with suspicion Jencks's belief in the socio-economic beneficence of the "parallel elite...