Economic outlook for 1969 faces inflation and growth
Economists see 1969 starting with strong demand and high output despite a 10 percent tax surcharge and planned cuts. GNP may rise by up to 60 billion dollars with a forecast of 925 billion by year end, while inflation and wage costs threaten the pace and distribution of gains.
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