Volume 7, Number 45, November 18, 1980
Departments
Science & Technology
by Vin Berg
Carter Policy Challenged On Breeder Reactor.
Africa Report
by Mary Brannan
Carter rejects famine aid petition.
Middle East Report
by Robert Dreyfuss
Power struggle in Iran.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menendez
Behind the business-government spat.
Book Review
by Paul Gallagher
Review of How Credit Can Be Greatly Expanded Without Adding to Inflation, by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Energy Insider
by William Engdahl
A victory for mineral development.
Economics
U.S. Allies Vote Against Carter Policy
by Renée Sigerson
Japan, Saudi Arabia, and France are challenging the ban on Third World financing.
Banking
by Kathy Burdman
Heimann’s rationalization plan.
Domestic Credit
by Richard Freeman
High rates and a cold economy.
Agriculture
by Susan B. Cohen
Behind the food crisis scare.
Foreign Exchange
by David Goldman
“Strong dollar” is really overvalued.
Gold
by Alice Roth
Will the GOP victory boost gold?
Transportation
by Steve Parsons
A short road to the junk heap.
Trade Review
by Mark Sonnenblick
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Special Report
A Critical Juncture for German Growth
by Susan Welsh
A de facto coalition between Chancellor Schmidt’s partner and the opposition is urging monetarist policies.
Bonn’s Thatcherites Assail State Debt
Is the German Economy Losing Its Competitive Edge?
by Alice Roth
Basic trends and current problems.
German Steel Battles the EC
by George Gregory
The European Commission’s cutback plans won a partial victory.
International
Menachem Begin Driving Jews Out of Israel
by Mark Burdman
An economic survey.
Jerusalem Post Attacks Friedman-Style Policy
The Marijuana Lobby Wins Jamaica’s Election
The new Prime Minister favors a very special kind of business.
Edward Seaga: Portrait of a ‘Voodoo Economist’
What’s Next for the Caribbean?
‘Damage Control’: The Arden House Meeting on U.S.-Mexico Relations
by Tim Rush
A report from our correspondent on the scene.
International Intelligence
National
The Mandate Was Against Volcker: Will Reagan Put America Back to Work?
by Konstantin George
How every component of the Democrats’ “Roosevelt coalition” revolted.
White House Transition: The Fight for Policy Control
by Kathleen Murphy
The GOP factions line up for the transition period.
George Schultz’s Curriculum Vitae
A Fix that Wouldn’t Work
by L. Wolfe
The media and the pollsters.
The Senate: GOP Takeover
by Susan Kokinda
The new Senate committee picture.
The House: Shakeup for the Democrats
by Barbara Dreyfuss
The avalanche against Carter swept out not only liberal Democrats, but traditionalists.
National Policy: LaRouche on Reagan’s Landslide Victory
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Written Nov. 5 on the potential for a bipartisan Whig effort.
The Post-McGovern Era
National News
