The Federal Budget for 1978: Hearings Before the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth Congress, First SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - 322 lappuses |
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... Costs and Output in the Postwar Period , " 1960 ; " National Income Analysis , " 1964 ; " Prices and Wages " ( with J. Tryon ) in The Brookings Quarterly Econometric Model of the United States , 1965 : " Budget Alternatives After ...
... Costs and Output in the Postwar Period , " 1960 ; " National Income Analysis , " 1964 ; " Prices and Wages " ( with J. Tryon ) in The Brookings Quarterly Econometric Model of the United States , 1965 : " Budget Alternatives After ...
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... costs likely to be over the life of a new investment ? Will energy shortages or sharp rises in energy prices make plants in- efficient or , worse , force them to close ? Could future changes in environmental , safety and other ...
... costs likely to be over the life of a new investment ? Will energy shortages or sharp rises in energy prices make plants in- efficient or , worse , force them to close ? Could future changes in environmental , safety and other ...
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... costs along in higher prices . Prices are chasing wages , and wages , prices . This kind of inflation has not been and will not be cured by a policy of sluggish recovery , high unemployment , and idle plant capacity . Equally important ...
... costs along in higher prices . Prices are chasing wages , and wages , prices . This kind of inflation has not been and will not be cured by a policy of sluggish recovery , high unemployment , and idle plant capacity . Equally important ...
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... costs along in higher prices . Prices are chasing wages and wages are chasing prices . This kind of inflation has not been and will not be cured by a policy of sluggish recovery , high unemployment and idle plant capacity , and equally ...
... costs along in higher prices . Prices are chasing wages and wages are chasing prices . This kind of inflation has not been and will not be cured by a policy of sluggish recovery , high unemployment and idle plant capacity , and equally ...
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... cost $ 0.9 billion and , in fiscal year 1978 , $ 2.7 billion . To summarize , the tax features of the proposal have a budget cost of $ 13.7 billion in fiscal year 1977. Most of this represents the cost of the tax rebate . In fiscal year ...
... cost $ 0.9 billion and , in fiscal year 1978 , $ 2.7 billion . To summarize , the tax features of the proposal have a budget cost of $ 13.7 billion in fiscal year 1977. Most of this represents the cost of the tax rebate . In fiscal year ...
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