Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on AppropriationsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1972 - Finance, Public |
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... actions was to turn the thermostat up in an economy that was already hot enough . My administration acted promptly to move us out of that war and cool the superheated economy . We controlled Federal spending in 1969 and achieved a ...
... actions was to turn the thermostat up in an economy that was already hot enough . My administration acted promptly to move us out of that war and cool the superheated economy . We controlled Federal spending in 1969 and achieved a ...
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... action by the Congress ( permanent budget authority ) and $ 19 billion in offset receipts . As shown in the table on page 44 of the budget , permanent budget authority consists mainly of trust fund pro- grams and interest on the public ...
... action by the Congress ( permanent budget authority ) and $ 19 billion in offset receipts . As shown in the table on page 44 of the budget , permanent budget authority consists mainly of trust fund pro- grams and interest on the public ...
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... action or inaction , such as the delay in enacting postal rate increases . Statutory outlay ceiling The table on page 56 of the budget shows that the statutory outlay ceiling enacted for the fiscal year 1971 is expected to be $ 214.5 ...
... action or inaction , such as the delay in enacting postal rate increases . Statutory outlay ceiling The table on page 56 of the budget shows that the statutory outlay ceiling enacted for the fiscal year 1971 is expected to be $ 214.5 ...
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... actions over an extended period push outlays sharply higher , increased tax rates or inflation inevitably follow . That is the basic guide that the President has used . I would like now to illustrate how it applies across a group of ...
... actions over an extended period push outlays sharply higher , increased tax rates or inflation inevitably follow . That is the basic guide that the President has used . I would like now to illustrate how it applies across a group of ...
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... actions to pare excessive costs and to achieve a more lean and efficient operation . As the economy now expands we can expect to see large gains in productivity . These gains , the ongoing growth of the labor force , and for some ...
... actions to pare excessive costs and to achieve a more lean and efficient operation . As the economy now expands we can expect to see large gains in productivity . These gains , the ongoing growth of the labor force , and for some ...
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91st Congress action administration agencies allocation amount appropriation areas assistance balance basic bill billion budget authority Budget Outlays categorical grants CEDERBERG Chairman chart Commission committee Congress costs debt defense deficit Department Director dollars economy Education effect enacted estimate Executive Federal funds financing fiscal year 1972 Food stamp program full employment budget going grants gross national product Health Highway income tax inflation information follows JONAS legislation MAHON Manpower MCCRACKEN ment military operating pay increases payments peace dividend percent President President's priorities problem programs projected proposed Public Law question record reduction reform requested reserve revenue-sharing Secretary CONNALLY Service SHULTZ Smithsonian agreement social security space shuttle program special revenue sharing spending statement surplus tion Treasury trust funds uncontrollable unified budget Urban Veterans wage WEINBERGER Welfare welfare reform WHITTEN