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Negro economists urge changes in commitments for U.S. blacks
A Chicago symposium of black economists at the Pitt Congress Hotel forecast substantial but lagging growth for the black economy over the coming decade. They criticized the Nixon administration’s commitments, urged major federal and corporate investment, and called for coalitions, tax reforms, and black-led financial institutions to boost opportunity and power.
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U.S
Chicago
Pitt Congress Hotel
Thaddeus H. Sparden
Economists Development Project
University of California At Los Angeles
Nixon
Darwin W. Bolden
The
Interracial Council For Business Opportunity
Richard F. America
School of Business
University of California At Berkeley
Marcus Alexis
Northwestern University
Chicago Economic Development Corporation
Alexis
Brownsville
Brooklyn
University of Minnesota
America