Economic World War In Future?
Washington AP reports that half the jobs to exist in 1985 have not yet been invented and that future decades may bring a radically altered economy. At a White House Conference on the Industrial World Ahead experts warn of shifting capitalism, global competition, and new job designs.
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Washington
Japan
White House
United States
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
Today in History highlights 1689 to 1980s trends
The feature lists key events on February 13 across centuries, from England's Bill of Rights in 1689 to 1980s Japan growth projections and expert opinions. Notable names include Galileo, Johann Strauss, and figures like Roberto de Oliveira Campos and Jean Frere. It summarizes world events, economics, and policy views.
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Galileo
Rome
America
Boston
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U.S
Japan
Roberto de Oliveira Campos
United States
Thomas W. Benham
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton, N.J
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