Word: pricing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After surveying the scientific literature on defoliants, Meselson said he would "produce several alternative plans with several price tags, and it will be up to the AAAS to decide which plan...
...antitrust suit charged the national association with unethical practices. There may have been an element of jealousy in the expulsion: Daphne's three branches do more business than any other mortuary in the Bay Area. But morticians generally believe that death should be not only proud but beyond price...
...impropriety and depicted the brouhaha as a Republican plot to kill off his political chances. It began in 1962, when 15 Washington State public utility districts hired State Attorney General John O'Connell and his assistant. George Faler, to manage their antitrust suits against electrical manufacturers accused of price fixing. O'Connell in turn retained Alioto, then a private citizen, to handle the suits in court. Alioto's fee was to be 15% of damages won, up to a limit of $1,000,000. He proved so successful, however, that in 1965 O'Connell, apparently without...
...price tag is modest: $91 million per year for the recommended new programs, plus continuing the growth of federal funding for present social science projects at a rate of 12% to 18% each year. Bills embodying some ideas in the report have been introduced in Congress during the past two years, but have made little real progress. Nonetheless, the BASS report and its counterparts released in the past 18 months by other groups put social scientists on notice. "If they are to contribute effectively to the quality of life," warns the BASS committee, "they may have to move more rapidly...
...design and production of an initial 20 planes at a cost of $ 1.15 billion not including the cost of the engines, for which a contract has not yet been awarded. But the total order could easily swell by 1975 to some 700 planes and $8 billion. At an average price of $13.5 million per plane, by one estimate, the F-15 would be the costliest fighter in U.S. history...