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After three successive losses to eastern teams, Harvard's highest scoring output (by far) of the season was well received. The Crimson assumed a 5-1 advantage in the first period, John Cochrane accounting for two of the goals, and held on for the victory as Cochrane notched a hat trick and Gene Purdy added two goals...
...cash from its trading partners and the International Monetary Fund. In Japan, which imports almost every drop of its oil, government and private economists figure that national production will rise 7% next year-if there is no OPEC price increase. But if OPEC raises oil prices by 10%, Japanese output will probably go down half a percent...
Military ventures get a similar cost-benefit analysis. A Rand researcher in 1973 suggested that efficiency could be determined by defining military output in terms of "the capability to destroy 1000 tanks in a 90-day Central European war scenario, or the capability to deliver a given amount of bomb tonnage in Southeast Asia." His formulas did not include significant variables representing such factors as a ravaged European countryside or a decimated village in Vietnam...
Asked Bonfante: "It has been calculated that Italy spends 120% of its income. Why don't Italians work and produce more?" Replied Andreotti: "There is a decided commitment under way to recover output and productivity. In fact, we've been able to abolish seven holidays, which would have been unthinkable in other times...
...which controls the nation's credit. Last week Carter's prospects for doing both brightened measurably. After an hour-long meeting in Washington with Burns, the President-elect reported that the chairman found his economic goals for 1977 "reasonable." Those goals are a 6% rise in real output, v. 3.8% in this year's third quarter, and a reduction of 1½ points in the unemployment rate, currently 7.9%. More important, Burns helped to engineer a further drop in interest rates that should please Populist Carter-and make it easier for businessmen to borrow for expansion...