Word: exploitationism
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Four years ago, Esso France-63% owned by Standard Oil Co. (N.J.), 18% by Gulf Oil Corp., 19% by French individuals-got permission from the French government to explore 4,300,000 acres of Les Landes. In exchange, the company agreed to give the French government 10% of the stock...
[Christians] must be more interested in abolishing the exploitation of man by man and of establishing a classless society than any Communist can possibly be . . .
Britain's Reward. But in fact, Britain will get a lavish return for its lost oil investment. The real compensation to Anglo-Iranian will be borne by the other seven oil firms joining the consortium. For the privilege of a share in exploitation of Iranian oil, the seven (including...
Market surveys show that the Negro customer responds best to an advertisement emphasizing quality and prestige. A long history of exploitation makes him wary of cheap, shoddy goods. Thus, a Negro buyer is likely to spend more of his salary on high-priced goods than a white man, partly because...
The usually soporific A.M.A. Journal came out of its editorial corner hopping mad: "The unauthorized and medically unethical use of the prestige and reputation of the A.M.A. and the Journal in Kent cigarette advertisements . . . constitutes an outrageous example of commercial exploitation of the American medical profession. The implication . . . that the...