Increasing the Public Debt Limit and Altering the Budget Treatment of Programs Financed Through the Federal Financing Bank: Hearing Before the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, First Session, May 12, 1983U.S. Government Printing Office, 1983 - 105 lappuses |
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... REQUESTS TO BE HEARD Individuals and organizations interested in presenting oral testimony must submit their requests to be heard in writing no later than noon , Wednesday , May 11 , 1983 , to John J. Salmon , Chief Counsel , Committee ...
... REQUESTS TO BE HEARD Individuals and organizations interested in presenting oral testimony must submit their requests to be heard in writing no later than noon , Wednesday , May 11 , 1983 , to John J. Salmon , Chief Counsel , Committee ...
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... request for an increase in the public debt limit . The committee will also receive testimony on a proposal to place the ac- tivities of the Federal Financing Bank on - budget . Confronting the need to increase the debt limit is never a ...
... request for an increase in the public debt limit . The committee will also receive testimony on a proposal to place the ac- tivities of the Federal Financing Bank on - budget . Confronting the need to increase the debt limit is never a ...
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... request the debt limit be increased to $ 1,624 billion through September 30 , 1984 . We recognize that Congress has not yet completed action on the first budget resolution for fiscal year 1984 and that that resolution may contain a ...
... request the debt limit be increased to $ 1,624 billion through September 30 , 1984 . We recognize that Congress has not yet completed action on the first budget resolution for fiscal year 1984 and that that resolution may contain a ...
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... request for an increase in the debt limit reflects two provisions of the Social Security Amendments of 1983 which Con- gress passed and the President signed on April 20 , 1983. First , that act requires a transfer within 30 days after ...
... request for an increase in the debt limit reflects two provisions of the Social Security Amendments of 1983 which Con- gress passed and the President signed on April 20 , 1983. First , that act requires a transfer within 30 days after ...
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... request action on the long bond authority legislation in this session of Congress . Assuming continu- ation of our recent pattern of long bond issuance , the existing $ 110 billion authority will be exhausted early in calendar 1984. An ...
... request action on the long bond authority legislation in this session of Congress . Assuming continu- ation of our recent pattern of long bond issuance , the existing $ 110 billion authority will be exhausted early in calendar 1984. An ...
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$20 billion agency debt bill bonds Budget Act budget authority budget deficit budget outlays budget resolution budget treatment budgetary treatment Chairman ROSTENKOWSKI committee Congress costs credit activity credit budget credit markets Dan Rostenkowski debt ceiling debt limit debt management debt subject direct loans DORGAN economic estimated Fannie Mae Farmers Home Administration Federal agencies Federal borrowing Federal budget Federal credit programs Federal debt Federal Financing Bank federal government FFB borrowing FFB outlays FFB's financed by FFB fiscal year 1983 FLIPPO FRENZEL Gradison guaranteed borrowers guaranteed loans guaranteed obligations House included interest rates investment issue KUDLOW legislation lending activity loan guarantee programs MCNAMAR ment off-budget outlays on-budget outlay ledger PEASE percent problem revenue RIVLIN Rural Electrification Administration Secretary securities markets September 30 statement Strategic Petroleum Reserve subsidies Tennessee Valley Authority testimony Thank transactions Treasury Treasury securities Treasury's U.S. Government U.S. Postal Service
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