Data on Distribution of Wealth in the United States: Hearings Before the Task Force on Distributive Impacts of Budget and Economic Policies of the Committee on the Budget, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth Congress, First Session, September 26 and 29, 1977 |
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... costs , and problems . Our witnesses this morning are three distinguished individuals , each of whom has considerable personal experience in the area under discussion . They are : James Morgan , Institute for Social Research ...
... costs , and problems . Our witnesses this morning are three distinguished individuals , each of whom has considerable personal experience in the area under discussion . They are : James Morgan , Institute for Social Research ...
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... cost . One rea- son there have been no studies of wealth has been a feeling that the data collected would not be sufficiently precise . If you want a perfect set of data on the distribution of wealth , that is probably true . I think ...
... cost . One rea- son there have been no studies of wealth has been a feeling that the data collected would not be sufficiently precise . If you want a perfect set of data on the distribution of wealth , that is probably true . I think ...
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... cost . One rea- son there have been no studies of wealth has been a feeling that the data collected would not be sufficiently precise . If you want a perfect set of data on the distribution of wealth , that is probably true . I think ...
... cost . One rea- son there have been no studies of wealth has been a feeling that the data collected would not be sufficiently precise . If you want a perfect set of data on the distribution of wealth , that is probably true . I think ...
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... cost . One reason there have been no studies of wealth has been a feeling that the data collected would not be sufficiently precise . I think this fear is over- done , particularly because household knowledge of assets has been ...
... cost . One reason there have been no studies of wealth has been a feeling that the data collected would not be sufficiently precise . I think this fear is over- done , particularly because household knowledge of assets has been ...
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... cost of adding to the stock of capital to produce goods tomorrow is the sacrifice of consumption today . It is important to note that if there are un- employed productive resources , society does not have to give up current consumption ...
... cost of adding to the stock of capital to produce goods tomorrow is the sacrifice of consumption today . It is important to note that if there are un- employed productive resources , society does not have to give up current consumption ...
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accumulated administrative agencies aggregate analysis benefits Budget Bureau of Economic capital formation Census Census Bureau Committee concerning confidentiality CONGRESS THE LIBRARY Consumer Expenditure Survey consumer expenditures consumption data collection disclosure distribution of wealth DUNCAN equity estate tax returns estimates Expenditure Survey Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System Federal statistical files financial assets FOIA FRASER growth Health Statistics housing identifiable data impact important income distribution income tax increase individual inflation informed consent Internal Revenue Service investment Jack Carlson liabilities LIBRARY OF CONGRES LIBRARY OF CONGRESS MCCLUNG measurement ment microdata MORGAN National output pension rights personal income population problems PROJECTOR protection purposes questions recent records research data respondents retirement sample sector Simon Kuznets Smith social security sources statistical and research statistical or research sumer tangible assets tion transfer wealth data wealth distribution wealth holders
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