Fund executive calls for cutting nonproducers to curb inflation
Milton Mound, president of First Multifund of America, argues in a letter to leading economists that inflation stems from nonproducers and subproducers. He compares society to a beehive, urging drones to work or be removed to restore supply and control prices.
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Milton Mound
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First Multifund of America, Inc
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Fashion leader notes rising costs hit 1974 clothing prices
Vincent Monte-Sano predicts 1974 ready to wear prices will rise up to three percent as fabric and labor costs climb. He warns the industry is in a downturn but expects benefits for customers through efforts by retailers manufacturers and designers. He criticizes the season's long garments and heavy fabrics while detailing the couture shows planned by the New York Couture Business Council and the ILGWU contract implications.
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Vincent Monte-Sano
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New York Couture Business Council
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International Ladies Garment Workers Union
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Values and Prices in Lompoc Fabrics Market Amid Increases
In Lompoc, manufacturer level wage rises of 6 percent plus a 5 percent cost of living boost push consumer prices higher, roughly doubling by the time they reach shoppers. Synthetics stay costly due to energy pressures, silks and wools remain expensive with import tariffs, while naturals blend with polyester to cut costs. Monte-Sano notes blurring blends and quotes Ruskin on price versus quality.
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