Fordonomics

English Etymology en Ford economics, equivalent to en Ford -onomics. Noun - en US politics uncommon Economic policies associated with the administration of Gerald Ford, 1974–1977. en International President's Bulletin 1974 197 Nixonomics or Fordonomics, the results are readily predictable because it’s all been done before, the Council declared: / “During the past two decades there have been five cyclical declines in residential homebuilding. en w:Oakland Tribune Oakland, Calif. 19 August 1974 34 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/717531831/ 1068-5936 ‘Fordonomics’ Hints Specialized Remedies en The Home News New Brunswick, N.J. Home News Publishing Co. 5 September 1974 30 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/316272268/ 1 On the way to Fordonomics en Dick West The Indianapolis News Indianapolis, Ind. 14 October 1974 6 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/312172784/ 1–2 What You Were Afraid To Ask About Fordonomics en Paragould Daily Press Paragould, Ark. 12 December 1974 12 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/1102427081/ 1–2 Fordonomics expected Jan. 14 en Sunday Herald-Leader 29 4 Lexington, Ky. The Lexington Herald-Leader Co. 26 January 1975 A-1 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/685724400/ Huddleston, Perkins Fault ‘Fordonomics’ en w:Idaho State Journal LXII 283 Pocatello, Ida. Idaho State Journal, Inc. 13 February 1975 section A 2 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/16102178/ Western Airlines Chief Critical of Gerald Ford Economics ART KELLY Criticizes Fordonomics en Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Joint Economic Committee w:United States Congress Joint Economic Committee 31 July 1975 The United States Government Publishing Office Midyear Review of the Economic Situation and Outlook [From the Washington Post, July 31, 1975] / The Myth of the Federal Deficit / (By Hobart Rowen) 255 Take Rep. George Mahon, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, a reasonable, responsible conservative Democrat. At a session sponsored by the Democratic caucus to hear a critique of Fordonomics, Mahon had this to say to former Economic Council Chairman Walter W. Heller: / “I find people I talk to in and out of Washington, in and out of Texas, are wondering where this country is headed. How long can we go on with the debt now at $534 billion? It is going on up toward $600 billion and upward to $1 trillion. en w:Newsweek 11 August 1975 https://archive.org/details/newsweek86julnewy 26 ▪ In economics, Ford settled on his base premise early on: that inflation was more ruinous to more people than recession and that it could be contained only at the cost of some pain in added unemployment. His rare candor in saying so has won him high marks, even among liberals who object to his policies. He can, moreover, claim with some statistical support that Fordonomics is working—that the slump is bottoming out and that inflation has come down from double to single-digit levels. en w:Newsweek 87 April 1976 266 Debate: The first dividend has been to muffle Reagan’s running sermon on Fordonomics in general and deficit spending in particular as the root of all economic evil. en Re: Take That You French Whores...................... Dave Smith 10 December 2003 rec.food.cooking 3FD7D526.4755A094@sympatico.ca > >> How about the U.S. STOPS ALL FOREIGN AID TOMORROW, *INCLUDING* TRADE> >> SUBSIDIES TO SOCIALIST cANADA!> >> > The US subsidizes Canadian trade? It subsidizes farm exports, and imposes> > unfair tariffs.> >> >> 300,000,000 or 30,000,000 potential customers for trade.>> Who's more important?Excuse my earlier answer. I forgot that you were a fan of Fordonomics. Coordinate terms