Controls on capital were lifted, full employment was abandoned as the prime policy goal, trade union power was curbed, taxes for the better off were cut, inequality was allowed to widen, finance waxed as manufacturing waned.
Prosecutors are examining his part in a widening party-finance scandal.
Those factors helped to create an ever-widening financing gap, and Mr. Meyers saw an opportunity.
A.R.D. was a mission as much as a business, intent on widening access to finance and proving a point against those whom Doriot deemed to be mere financiers.
The Polish government plans to sell stakes this year in its energy, insurance, chemical and phone companies, seeking to raise $10 billion to finance the widening budget deficit.
But producer lobbies tend to be more vocal than consumers.A widening current-account deficit financed by foreign capital is also a source of worry to many Brazilian policymakers.
Treasury securities prices fell as investors speculated that the government would sell a record amount of debt this quarter to finance a widening budget deficit.
The central bank governor, Pridiyathorn Devakula, left, wants to keep increasing rates to dampen rising consumer prices and attract overseas funds to finance a widening current-account deficit.
Rather, it was a cluster of concerns, including the high price of oil and other commodities, the likely impact of these and the weakening dollar on inflation, and the need to finance a widening current-account deficit.
Academics, of course, are managers, but the Hesa definition of manager is the new type of non-academic professional involved in finance, marketing, widening participation, human resources, student services, quality assurance and so on.
The anxiety overshadowed comments by the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, that the United States could finance its widening current-account deficit without much consequence for the world financial system and that the dollar's decline had not brought about inflation.
