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... economic growth . The excise tax reductions recommended by the President represent the next logical step in this direction . Reduction of our selective excise taxes increases the equity of the tax system . Many selective taxes are ...
... economic growth . The excise tax reductions recommended by the President represent the next logical step in this direction . Reduction of our selective excise taxes increases the equity of the tax system . Many selective taxes are ...
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... economy . This removal of a burden on the private sector will bolster the economy in a particularly valuable way since it will strengthen the competitive forces in the marketplace , and it will entail significant price reduc- tions ...
... economy . This removal of a burden on the private sector will bolster the economy in a particularly valuable way since it will strengthen the competitive forces in the marketplace , and it will entail significant price reduc- tions ...
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... economy . It is well known that a decline in the pace of our economy , leading possibly to a recession , can cause a major ... economic condi- tions resulting from both the anticipation and enactment of the Reve- nue Act of 1964 and firm ...
... economy . It is well known that a decline in the pace of our economy , leading possibly to a recession , can cause a major ... economic condi- tions resulting from both the anticipation and enactment of the Reve- nue Act of 1964 and firm ...
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... economic growth at the long - term trend rate , administrative budget revenues should in- crease by about $ 5 billion . This potential gain will be slightly offset by the fact that the January 1966 excise tax cuts will be in operation ...
... economic growth at the long - term trend rate , administrative budget revenues should in- crease by about $ 5 billion . This potential gain will be slightly offset by the fact that the January 1966 excise tax cuts will be in operation ...
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... economic situation that far ahead . The prudent course for the Nation is to stay with the President's program . One cannot foretell just what tax requirements for responsible fiscal policy will be in the fiscal years 1967 , 1968 , and ...
... economic situation that far ahead . The prudent course for the Nation is to stay with the President's program . One cannot foretell just what tax requirements for responsible fiscal policy will be in the fiscal years 1967 , 1968 , and ...
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