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Peer reviewedMonnett, A. A., Jr. – Social Education, 1984
The key factor for consideration in formulating a long-term, U.S. international trade policy is that many democratic countries have brought government into direct or indirect management of their industrial affairs. As an example, the relationship of government to steel in Japan is analyzed. Business and industry should not be protectionist. (RM)
Descriptors: Business, Government Role, International Cooperation, International Trade
Peer revieweddeButts, John D.; And Others – Social Education, 1978
Chairmen of six American corporations respond to questions on energy conservation and development. Corporations are American Telephone and Telegraph, IBM, United States Steel, Exxon, General Motors, and du Pont de Nemours. Recommendations include creation of a national energy policy, reduction of wasteful uses of energy, and increased efforts in…
Descriptors: Business Responsibility, Economic Climate, Energy, Energy Conservation
