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Wisely spent, the $2 billion pumped into Spain during the past eight years might have gone far toward putting the country on its feet. But bureaucrats went on an ill-conceived spending spree, some of whose principal results are a steel mill whose products cost half again as much as...
BLOUGH argues that the dollars corporations earn as profits have remained virtually stable for ten years, while wages have more than doubled throughout U.S. industry. In steel alone, employment costs have jumped at the compound rate of 7.9% each year since 1940. The industry still made a profit of 6.3...
As investors continued to pour their money into M.I.T., the trust moved into first place among the nation's mutual funds in 1936, with assets of $130 million (v. $15.1 million in 1930). Despite its bullish position, M.I.T. sailed through the sharp market break of 1937 with hardly a...
The University's portion of the HAA expenditures has more than doubled since 1951, the result of inflationary rises in all types of costs such as travel, supplies, and maintenance. At present more than half of the expense for athletics goes for the maintenance services of Buildings and Grounds.
MATS' passenger traffic nearly doubled, to 786,841 last year from 440,359 in 1954, and its freight tonnage increased to 249,881 tons last year from 75,173 tons in 1954. On its growing passenger runs, MATS uses 480 Air Force enlisted women as stewardesses, boasts that it...