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Shock Treatment For the Poor
Silverstein, Ken | November 12, 1990 issue
Shortly before he took office earlier this year Brazil's President, Fernando Color de Mello, declared that his plan to revive the country's reeling economy...

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Editorial
Hammond, Ross | June 18, 1990 issue
The article presents information related to several political issues. Five years after the Live Aid concerts and the song "We Are the World," between 4...

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Austria's Quiet Revolution Works
Lens, Sidney | January 12, 1985 issue
Describes a form of collaboration called social partnership in Austria. Impact on the country's economy between 1971 and 1981; Impact of social partnership...

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Industrial Policy For the Left
Squires, Gregory D. | September 8, 1984 issue
Discusses issues affecting the industrial policy of the U.S., as of September 1984. Tendency for policy-makers and economic analysts to avoid issues of...

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Still the Best Hope for Peace
Raskin, Marcus | September 21, 1985 issue
The article discusses the role of the United Nations in the field of security and disarmament. The United Nations is the place where governments feel they...

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Brazil's Ambivalent Future
Page, Joseph A. | April 6, 1985 issue
The recent restoration of civilian rule clouded by the illness of Brazil's President elect Tancredo Neves provides an occasion for speculating on what lies...

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Brazil Spends Its Way to the Guardhouse
Lernoux, Penny | June 28, 1980 issue
Examines the effects of political conditions and repressions on the economic conditions in Brazil. Domination of multinational corporations of industries...

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Evolution in the Revolution
Winn, Peter | April 29, 1978 issue
Focuses on the Cuban Revolution of the 1970s. Background on the nation's attempt to construct socialism in the 1960s; Economic development realized by...

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Three Steps to a No-Growth Economy
Simoni, Arnold | June 5, 1982 issue
Proposes ways in which the U.S. can go towards a sustainable, no-growth economy. Reduction of work time; Creation of a minimum base income; Establishment...

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People v. Power Lines: The Rural Energy War--Report from The Front Lines
Casper, Barry M. | December 26, 1981 issue
Focuses on disturbances in the political and economic sectors in western Minnesota with reference to a nocturnal guerrilla war against a power line in their...

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