Bloom Is Off the Rose in Overseas Management Jobs
US executives face tougher overseas postings as firms price Americans out of markets in the Middle East and Europe. British managers attract Arabs seeking cheaper heads, while European firms replace Americans with native executives and new business schools. Inflation and dollar value shifts reduced American buying power abroad.
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Meat Shortages Persist in Kremlin 254 Million Population
Moscow shoppers face rising veal prices as meat supplies shrink amid grain shortfall. Officials report a 13 percent drop in meat output in early 1976, with April down 22 percent, while bread and dairy also feel strain. Distribution favors Moscow and Leningrad, sparking shortages and long lines.
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