FOUR times a year. TIME'S Board of Economists meets with the editorial staff in Manhattan for a day-long assessment of the forces that will shape the U.S. economy in the months and years ahead. The members of the board speak as individuals rather than as representatives of the institutions with which they are associated. From left to right, beginning with the rear row, they are:
OTTO ECKSTEIN, Harvard professor of economics and former member (1964-66) of the President's Council of Economic Advisers.
ROBERT NATHAN, president of Robert R. Nathan Associates. Washington, D.C., an economic consulting...
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