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$7 billion Accumulated net income administrative budget Allowance for losses amount appropriations balanced budget BELL bill bonds Capital stock central bank CHAIRMAN committee Congress contingencies Corporation correct countries debt ceiling debt limit debt management deficit Department economy enterprise revolving funds estimate excluding interagency items expenditures Federal Government Federal Reserve bank Federal Reserve notes Federal Reserve System figures financing fiscal year 1963 flexibility free gold going Government agencies Government enterprises gross national product guaranteed including interagency interest on borrowings investment excluding interagency January June 15 June 30 Liberty Bond ment mortgage payable payments percent President public debt securities receipts reduce Secretary ANDERSON Secretary DILLON Securities of Government Senator ANDERSON Senator DOUGLAS Senator FREAR Senator HARTKE Senator KERR Senator MCCARTHY Senator WILLIAMS series E bonds surplus Total liabilities U.S. dollar U.S. investment including U.S. Treasury
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16. lappuse - The CHAIRMAN. How much will that be? Secretary ANDERSON. I will have to supply that accurate figure. I do not have it in my mind. (The information referred to is as follows:) The increase in the commitment to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (commonly referred to as the World
14. lappuse - Long-range commitments and contingencies of the US Government as of Dec. 31, 1958 [In millions of dollars] Commitment or contingency and agency Loans guaranteed, insured, etc., by Government agencies: Agriculture Department: Farmers Home Administration: Farm tenant mortgage insurance Commerce Department, Federal Maritime Board and Maritime AdHousing and Home Finance Agency: Federal Housing Administration:
15. lappuse - s Represents the Administration's portion of insurance liability. The estimated amount of insurance in force and loan reports in process, as of Dec. 31,1958, is $1,307,000,000. Insurance on loans shall not exceed 10 percent of the total amount of
1. lappuse - averaged only 69 percent of average monthly budget expendituresthe lowest percentage for any recent year, as is shown on the right side of chart 5, below. The Treasury's cash balance is no higher today than it was a decade ago, when budget spending was half its present rate.
15. lappuse - The Corporation finances part of its activities by issuing certificates of interest to private lending agencies. The outstanding amount of $734,000,000, as of Dec. 31, 1958, is included in this figure.
38. lappuse - Secretary ANDERSON. Senator Anderson, I would not say because you have got so many things Secretary ANDERSON. I would prefer that the Senator put his guess unilaterally. [Laughter.] Senator ANDERSON. Would you like to guess? I am going to put my guess on the record, if you would like to put yours on the record. The CHAIRMAN. Are there any further questions? (No response.) The CHAIRMAN. If not, the committee will
9. lappuse - budget document) [In billions] NOTE.When the 15th of a month falls on Saturday or Sunday, the figures relate to the following business day. TABLE
13. lappuse - future losses. The following examples illustrate the need for extreme caution in using data on the contingencies and other commitments of the US Government.