Boston advertising executive proposes new economic program
William Cuccinello, Allied Advertising executive vice president, writes to President-elect Carter proposing tax deductions plus mandatory spending to spur demand, boost employment, and fund welfare-to-pension shifts. He argues current economists rely on outdated 18th century rules and urges incentives for domestic and foreign manufacturing in the US.
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State economist predicts steady Maine growth in 1977
Maine's official economist Dr. Edgar Miller foresees slow but steady growth in 1977 with the jobless rate not dropping below seven percent until 1978 due to high school graduations and more women entering the workforce. Non agricultural employment may top 368000 early in 1977, with durable goods manufacturing expanding faster than non durable goods. Digital Equipment to Angus may create up to 1000 jobs shortly after.
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