Babson Foretells Inflation Trends Into 1975
Babson Reports foresees inflation easing to single digits by 1975 with a cautious recovery in activity. It notes the 1974 shock, looming unemployment, and policy options like expanded job training and public works to support consumer buying power while inflation remains above comfortable levels.
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Local economists warn of layoffs and a hard 1975
Area experts see bright spots but warn of Christmas pink slips and layoffs as Lorain County faces ongoing recession. High fuel costs restrict supply, pushing U.S. Steel and Republic Steel to cut production while auto sales fall. Analysts foresee a slow recovery mid to late 1975 with inflation and interest rates easing gradually.
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1975 Will Test Leaders In Turbulent Economy
Schoepfle discusses 1975 as a turning year separating the strong from the weak in the economy. He cites high loans with high interest, scarce raw materials, wage pressures, and oil shortages from Arab actions as key forces shaping inflation and policy. He predicts continued price rises, debt risks, and potential tax cuts while urging confidence in the capital markets and measures to ease credit and foster investment.
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