Volume 6, Number 33, August 21, 1979
This Week
When Israel Runs Washington
by Nora Hamerman
The Week in Brief
Economics
JEC’s Productivity Report Confirms Riemannian Model’s Warning
by David Goldman
How Chrysler Was Driven to the Brink–Part 2
by Richard Freeman
UAW’s Fraser Defends Environmentalism
by M. Moriarty
World Trade: Reuben Askew Is Not ‘Mr. Clean’
by Richard Schulman
Gold: What Is Janeway Worried About?
by Alice Roth
Can London Hamstring German Eurolending
by Susan Johnson
Transportation: Aground at Lock 26
by Steve Parsons
U.S. Report
Legalized Gambling: Dope Inc.’s Grab for the Cities
by Konstantin George
Where Gambling Is On the Agenda
Includes interview with Vincent Reede, Director of Research for New York Gov. Hugh Carey’s Casino Gambling Study Panel.
Who the Casino Operators Are
Real Estate: Buying Up the Cities
by Lydia Schulman
Third World
The Nonaligned Meet in Havana
by Dennis Small
The challenge of guaranteeing Third World development.
Highlights of Nonaligned History
The Nonaligned and the New World Economic Order
by Daniel Sneider
Economic Survey
Japan under Ohira
Ohira’s Foreign Policy: ‘Followism’ of Washington
by Kevin Coogan
‘Seven-Year Plan’: How To Wreck an Economy
by Richard Katz
Ohira Slashes Japan’s Nuclear Goals
Energy
Brazil Embarks on Alternate-Energy-Based ‘War Economy’
by Mark Sonnenblick
Special Report
Conference Plans Cities for Africa
by Vin Berg
FEF sponsored event in Paris presents a comprehensive program for development.
The Myth about Equilibrium Economics
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Columns
Labor Periscope: Using the Economy as a Club
by L. Wolfe and M. Moriarty
Facts Behind Terrorism: ‘Long Hot Autumn’ Planned for U.S.A.
by Jeffrey Steinberg
World Trade Review
