Conduct of Monetary Policy: Hearings Before the Committee on Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth Congress, First Session, February 2, 3, and 4, 1977U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - 206 lappuses |
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... going to turn to you in just a minute , Mr. Lance . Many of us feel that a lower level of interest rates is very important in inducing investments in housing and in other problem areas in the economy . We are hopeful that interest rates ...
... going to turn to you in just a minute , Mr. Lance . Many of us feel that a lower level of interest rates is very important in inducing investments in housing and in other problem areas in the economy . We are hopeful that interest rates ...
34. lappuse
... going to be bad and what the more permanent impact of that situation is going to be . So until and unless we can make a better judg- ment than we can today , it is really very difficult to say . At the moment , I would say they are ...
... going to be bad and what the more permanent impact of that situation is going to be . So until and unless we can make a better judg- ment than we can today , it is really very difficult to say . At the moment , I would say they are ...
35. lappuse
... going to the market and asking for $ 10 or $ 15 billion more . Thus , the questions I have specifically relate to the impact of such deficits on the credit market . That's why I say I think it starts here today , Mr. Blumenthal . In ...
... going to the market and asking for $ 10 or $ 15 billion more . Thus , the questions I have specifically relate to the impact of such deficits on the credit market . That's why I say I think it starts here today , Mr. Blumenthal . In ...
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... going ahead with planned expansions . Several bond offerings already have been postponed this year because of the abrupt change in market condi- tions . Among them : a $ 125 million issue by Ohio Bell Telephone Co. and an issue of the ...
... going ahead with planned expansions . Several bond offerings already have been postponed this year because of the abrupt change in market condi- tions . Among them : a $ 125 million issue by Ohio Bell Telephone Co. and an issue of the ...
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... going to do that . Mr. GONZALEZ . Thank you very much . My time has expired . The CHAIRMAN . Mr. Brown . Mr. BROWN . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Let me also welcome you before this committee . I'm sure we will be seeing much of each ...
... going to do that . Mr. GONZALEZ . Thank you very much . My time has expired . The CHAIRMAN . Mr. Brown . Mr. BROWN . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Let me also welcome you before this committee . I'm sure we will be seeing much of each ...
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98. lappuse - We used to think that you could just spend your way out of a recession and increase employment by cutting taxes and boosting government spending. I tell you in all candour that that option no longer exists...
64. lappuse - I tell you, in all candour, that that option no longer exists, and that insofar as it ever did exist, it only worked by injecting bigger doses of inflation into the economy followed by higher levels of unemployment as the next step. That is the history of the past 20 years" (speech to Labour Party Conference, 28 September 1976).
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118. lappuse - It should be abundantly clear by now that a healthy and prosperous economy can be achieved only by pursuing policies that are consistent with steady progress toward restoration of general price stability. That principle is continuing to guide Federal Reserve policy. Over the past year, growth rates of the major monetary aggregates have not been excessive, and our projected ranges for the future have been gradually...
100. lappuse - A monetary economy, we shall find, is essentially one in which changing views about the future are capable of influencing the quantity of employment and not merely its direction.
22. lappuse - Total 9.6 Fifty dollar payment to social security and railroad retirement beneficiaries 1.8 Total rebate program 11.4 Simplification and reform program: Replace the current law standard deduction with a flat deduction of $2,400 for single returns and $2,800 for joint...
22. lappuse - Total administration proposals 15.5 15.7 Office of the Secretary of the Treasury January 26, 1977 Office of Tax Analysis *Less than $50 million. Note: Details may not add to totals due to rounding.
86. lappuse - ... Reserve for the year ahead represent our present judgment as to the rate of monetary expansion that is consistent not only with continued economic expansion at a satisfactory pace but also with further gradual unwinding of inflationary tendencies. There are, however, profound uncertainties surrounding the relationships among the various monetary aggregates, and between rates of monetary expansion and the performance of the economy. House Concurrent Resolution 133 recognizes that the Federal Reserve...
81. lappuse - ... notice. The noteworthy feature of the recent pick-up in business activity is that it mainly resulted from the normal workings of self-corrective forces within the private economy. Last summer, many manufacturers curtailed production of items for which inventories were rising too rapidly. Retailers, in their turn, offered price concessions to consumers and increased their advertising in order to stimulate sales. Before long, consumers began to respond energetically. Retail sales regained strength...