Commodity inflation drives 1973 price surge, experts say
A collage of views argues that a worldwide commodity price boom, not wages, propels inflation in 1973. Moody’s and other indexes show double-digit jumps in wood, corn, hogs, steel scrap, and rubber as supply shocks, weather, copper strikes, and dollar devaluation amplify costs.
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Merina N. Whitman
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Economist
Lonton
Associated Press
U.S
Nixon
Britain
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Edward Heath
Heath
the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Chicago
Singapore
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
United States
Chile
Peru
Marvin Kosters
Cost of Living Council
Causra
John J. Dunlop
Nathaniel Goldfingéh
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Goldfinger
Sidney L. Jones
Commerce
Earl L. Butz
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Narragansett Bay as Trident sub base site
Narragansett Bay is being considered as an alternate site for the Trident nuclear submarine base. The EPA has reservations about dredging New London harbor and suggested Narragansett Bay as a feasible alternative, per Providence Evening Bulletin. Carl Rohde of the EPA Boston regional office cited environmental concerns in a letter to the Navy.
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Providence
UPI
Narragansett Bay
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Providence Evening Bulletin
Federal
New
New London, Conn
Navy Engineering Facilities Command
Navy
New London
Carl Rohde
Boston
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Montreal
New York Times
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Moody
Debarbieri
Trident
Eenberg
County National Bank
Bennington
Arlington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Grand Union
Planta
Swift's
Paes Aesto
Charles G. Rodman
the Grand Union CO
Luce Cou
Ja Lareteny
Charmin Ome
Grand Union Chunk
Gail
PTT Lie
Pa Nat Ld
Bbc
Florida
Birdseye
Chae & Sanborn
Doe
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