Unwanted Son of Sun Belt and Economic Mobility Debate
Mr. McKenzie a Clemson University economist argues against the National Employment Priorities Act of 1977 claiming new federal control over plant relocations would raise costs reduce mobility and worsen inflation and unemployment. He asserts regional wage gains offset relocations and that mobility limits harm efficiency and competition. The AEI frames the analysis.
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Labor Department
Mondale
Mr. McKenzie
Clemson University
The
American Enterprise Institute
AEI
Washington, D.C
Euphemisms and Lying in Public Discourse Through Time
William Safire surveys euphemisms and euphemistic phrases from politics and government. He traces strategic misrepresentation canards direct reduction and other terms, noting origins, shifts in meaning, and impacts on public communication.
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Henry Kissinger
State
Grand Canyon
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Park Service
CBS
Michael Winship
David Silberstein
Connecticut
Harold Lavine
The
Arizona Republic
Camelback Road
Phoenix
Mercedes
Maryland
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