Word: tiered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...task for economists throughout the industrialized world now is to reckon the effects and costs of the two-tier pricing system. The new prices are expected to add $10 billion to the world's fuel bill. Among the major importers, the U.S. seemed likely to be hurt least. It still produces 60% of the oil that it burns, and a large share of its imports come from Saudi Arabia. The average price of crude available in the U.S. will go up no more than 3%, and that will push up the Wholesale Price Index a negligiblen...
...doubts, although nobody dared to put them into print because Burt was so powerful." In fact, he was powerful enough to see his ideas on heredity and intelligence translated into educational policy. As a government adviser in the 1940s, he played a prominent role in setting up the three-tier British school system that pigeonholed students on the basis of an IQ test given at age eleven...
...giant, U.S. Steel. Last week its executives said not a word, but Chairman Edgar B. Speer is on record that "any price activity will come in 1977." Some Wall Street analysts speculated in consequence that until Jan. 1 or shortly after, the industry will have an unusual "two-tier" pricing system, with some mills charging a higher and others a lower price. If U.S. Steel decides to hold the line, the increase undoubtedly will collapse again. But if the giant raises prices, it could present Carter with an awkward dilemma: whether to swallow the increase, thus diminishing the credibility...
...black delegations contend that all details for the transfer of power are up for negotiation, Smith insists that he came to Geneva solely to fill in the details of the so-called Kissinger plan, announced last September. According to Smith, Kissinger's scheme would set up a two-tier interim government in which whites would share power with blacks but would remain dominant during the changeover (TIME cover...
...spirit of give and take-only to take-take our country!" exclaimed the diminutive Bishop Muzorewa, perhaps Rhodesia's most popular black politician. Like the other black leaders, he demanded that the transition period be cut to one year and that in place of the appointive two-tier interim government there be a popularly elected Prime Minister and a Cabinet, with seats distributed according to the outcome of the election. Smith was extraordinarily brief, merely repeating his well-known views that he expected the conference to get on with the business of ratifying the Kissinger package...