Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on AppropriationsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1972 - Finance, Public |
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... course , we have had deficits before in all administrations . Our concern about whopping deficits does not relate only to this ad- ministration but has related to administrations in the past . You may be sure these proposals which you ...
... course , we have had deficits before in all administrations . Our concern about whopping deficits does not relate only to this ad- ministration but has related to administrations in the past . You may be sure these proposals which you ...
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... course , is budget authority . A total of $ 249 billion is estimated in the budget for fiscal year 1972 , about $ 13 billion more than in 1971. Of the total , the Congress must act on $ 170 billion ( current budget authority ) . The ...
... course , is budget authority . A total of $ 249 billion is estimated in the budget for fiscal year 1972 , about $ 13 billion more than in 1971. Of the total , the Congress must act on $ 170 billion ( current budget authority ) . The ...
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... course , one of the things that just must be the case is that most all of this money has had at- tached to it matching funds , so that through these large increases in Federal outlays with matching funds attached to them , the Federal ...
... course , one of the things that just must be the case is that most all of this money has had at- tached to it matching funds , so that through these large increases in Federal outlays with matching funds attached to them , the Federal ...
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... course for the economy is more than ever urgent for 1971 . At the same time the $ 1,065 billion is an objective that is well within the dem- onstrated capability of the economy to achieve . It would mean a 9 - percent rise in the dollar ...
... course for the economy is more than ever urgent for 1971 . At the same time the $ 1,065 billion is an objective that is well within the dem- onstrated capability of the economy to achieve . It would mean a 9 - percent rise in the dollar ...
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... course , instantaneous , and visible effects on the economy can be expected to come along well after the changes in fiscal policy . There are , in short , lags . Given these lags involved , the changes in fiscal policy that will be ...
... course , instantaneous , and visible effects on the economy can be expected to come along well after the changes in fiscal policy . There are , in short , lags . Given these lags involved , the changes in fiscal policy that will be ...
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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