Volume 8, Number 7, February 17, 1981
Departments
Letter to the Editor
by Khosro Eghbal
Iranian opposition spokesman Khosro Eghbal recalls the manipulation of the Shah and a still-live 1962 proposal for neutralization of Iran.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menendez
Polandizing the unions.
Middle East Report
by Robert Dreyfuss
Iraq proposes renewed U.S. ties.
Capitol Hill Closeup
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Energy Insider
by William Engdahl
Production incentive or tax windfall?
Economics
The Blackmailing of the President
by David Goldman
Documentation: Interviews with First Boston, Bear, Stearns, Fidelity Bank, the JEC, and the American Council on Life Insurance.
Institutional Investors Force Industrial Shift
by Kathy Burdman
Volcker Adds $30 Billion to Deficit
by Richard Freeman
EIR is bringing this scandal to the attention of Congress.
Edward Seaga’s Pro-Industry Posture
by Cynthia Rush
Foreign Exchange
by David Goldman
Who’s shaping the markets.
Banking
by Kathy Burdman
The Florida test case.
World Trade
by Mark Sonnenblick
Agriculture
by Susan B. Cohen
The ghost of Henry Kissinger.
Currency Rates
Shock Waves of Korea’s Industrialization: How Economic Development Actually Works
by Steven Bardwell and Peter Rush
A LaRouche-Riemann econometric model study of the South Korean economy over the past two decades.
Business Briefs
Special Report
India-Mexico Summit Shapes Strategy for North and South
by Dennis Small and Paul Zykofsky
The international significance of the late January meeting in New Delhi.
Brandt Commission Tries for Momentum
The approach that was rejected by Gandhi and López Portillo.
From the Summit Communiqué
From the Mexican President’s Address
Mexico-India Deals Based on High Technology and Energy Exchange
by Elsa Ennis
Malaviya on the Importance of Mexico
by Paul Zykofsky
Interview with K.D. Malaviya, one of India’s most prominent political leaders and elder statesmen.
The Significance of Benito Juárez
Rama Rao on the Growth Potential
by Paul Zykofsky
International
A Leftist Insurrection Against Helmut Schmidt
by Susan Welsh
An exposé of the Socialist International operatives and foundation-backed riot instigators who are threatening the Chancellor’s coalition.
‘Let the Parties Split: Form a New Alliance’
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
A statement by the European Labor Party’s Helga Zepp-LaRouche on the global stakes in the German crisis, and the need for a pro-growth Grand Coalition.
‘Reagan in Alliance with Europe Would Be Stronger Than Volcker’s Blackmail’
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Mrs. Zepp-LaRouche describes European leaders’ perception of the past and future U.S. administration and the world economy.
Fourcade Discusses the EMS
An exclusive interview with the former French Finance Minister.
A Technetronic Coup Against Italy?
by Marco Fanini
Rome correspondent Marco Fanini reports on the perils to the lira and to the industrial state sector.
International Intelligence
National
Behind the ‘Tough Talk’ from Alexander Haig
by Kathleen Murphy
The Secretary of State’s maneuvers against the Administration and the transatlantic alliance.
Democratic Party: Losers Try To Lead Regroupment, But Grassroots Leaders Gain Power
by Anita Gallagher
The battle within the Democratic Party is beginning.
Documentation: An exclusive interview with Marjorie Thurman, the new chairman of the Association of Democratic State Chairs.
Bob Strauss Heads Push for Top-Down Policy Control
by Barbara Dreyfuss
Proposals multiply for Democratic think tanks.
Fabian Congressman Routed in Fight over ‘KGB Mole’ Aide
by Jeffrey Steinberg
California’s Paul McCloskey, a liberal Republican, lost the services of Chuck Fager after a National Democratic Policy Committee alert.
National News
