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Given half a chance, the industrialized world could soon enter another era of growth. Great new markets could open for industrial products in the developing world, and the industrialized world itself still has unmet needs for housing, clothing, transportation. But in order to evoke a healthy response to such challenges, governments must advance policies that create confidence, reward innovation, and encourage investors...
...sponsor a "teach-in" this weekend at the Cambridge High and Latin School. Daniel Ellsberg and others will speak in the school auditorium on Friday, October 21 at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon, workshops will be held on nuclear power; military spending vs. jobs, unmet human needs, campus organizing, nuclear weapons and transnational corporations, and nuclear technology from a feminist perspective...
...opportunities"−meaning he would put more emphasis on Government spending for job-creating programs, less on a tax cut. On the Board of Economists, Nathan favors that approach as a method not only to put people to work but to begin tackling some of the nation's unmet social needs−for example, mass transit and aid to education. Other Democrats on the board doubt that new spending programs beyond $5 billion or so could be cranked up quickly enough to give the economy the immediate lift it needs. In any case. Carter will be wary of going...
...recent slowdown in growth, the continuing high unemployment-shows that Ford's policy was too conservative. Democrats say Ford and his policymakers constantly stress the dangers of growing too fast, but often underplay the costs of growing too slowly -the cost of output lost. In consequence, needs go unmet, unemployment remains high, and strains develop in society...
...essay "The Struggle to Stay Healthy" [Aug. 9], Dr. John Knowles mentions the unmet nutritional needs of poor people. What he does not mention are the unmet nutritional needs of the majority of our population. The Journal of the American Medical Association recently printed a report of nutritional surveys revealing that almost half the patients studied suffered from a lack of the protein and calories needed to keep them in reasonably good health...