Economy weighs on Carter as unemployment and prices loom
President elect Jimmy Carter faces a tough call on stimulus as the Labor Department releases November unemployment data and wholesale prices. With 7.6 million jobless in October and prices rising, analysts warn inflation could rise if stimulus is delayed. Alice Rivlin of the CBO urges Congress to reopen the budget for possible tax cuts or higher spending to hit 1977 goals.
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Rising demand not assure good prices for American farmers
Economist Earl O. Heady of Iowa State University warned that rising world hunger does not guarantee favorable prices or profitable outlets for U.S. farmers. Heady urged research on land expansion costs and price scenarios, noting market uncertainty and potential needs for new market institutions if funds are directed to feeding the hungry.
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