Protectionist Clamor Fades With 1987 Economic Woes
The push for trade protectionism cooled in mid-1987 as stock-market turmoil and a weaker dollar slowed the drive. Analysts warn renewed calls could surface in 1988 if imports stay high and the economy resists.
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Hospitality majors rise as a major American industry
The article notes hospitality education attracts 19,000 students at 140 colleges and universities. Graduates secure multiple job offers with solid starting salaries, with programs at Michigan State, Purdue, Cornell, and Houston reporting strong demand and early placement.
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Top Management Remains Mostly White Males
Industry Week notes painfully slow progress of blacks and other minorities into senior management across the nation’s 1000 largest corporations. Korn/Ferry data show only 0.3 percent of senior executives are Black in 1985, up from 0.2 percent in 1979, while Blacks are 11.7 percent of the population and 9.6 percent of the workforce.
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