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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... reduction , and larger countercyclical grants to States and localities . It will also provide more pinpointed creation of jobs through expanded public service employment , additional funds for local public works , and increased youth ...
... reduction , and larger countercyclical grants to States and localities . It will also provide more pinpointed creation of jobs through expanded public service employment , additional funds for local public works , and increased youth ...
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... reduction in this program in 1978 , $ 1,100,000,000 will be required above the Ford budget request to restore the program to current levels . While this economic recovery package will increase the deficit in the short run , as the ...
... reduction in this program in 1978 , $ 1,100,000,000 will be required above the Ford budget request to restore the program to current levels . While this economic recovery package will increase the deficit in the short run , as the ...
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... reducing business taxes , by creating specific jobs through public works and temporary employment assistance , by train- ing our youths , and by increasing the financial health of States and localities . Its relatively short duration ...
... reducing business taxes , by creating specific jobs through public works and temporary employment assistance , by train- ing our youths , and by increasing the financial health of States and localities . Its relatively short duration ...
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... REDUCING EMPLOYMENT There are two different kinds of problems with which we can and must deal now in getting the rate of unemployment down . At the present time we are faced with substantial cyclical unemployment . This unemployment is ...
... REDUCING EMPLOYMENT There are two different kinds of problems with which we can and must deal now in getting the rate of unemployment down . At the present time we are faced with substantial cyclical unemployment . This unemployment is ...
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... reductions in receipts should be small , to avoid mortgaging future revenues or endangering the ultimate goal of balanc- ing the Federal budget . For that reason , all but $ 6.5 billion in permanent tax cuts ) will begin to fade away as ...
... reductions in receipts should be small , to avoid mortgaging future revenues or endangering the ultimate goal of balanc- ing the Federal budget . For that reason , all but $ 6.5 billion in permanent tax cuts ) will begin to fade away as ...
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