 | United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee - 1977 - 596 lapas
...uncertainties. We are not dealing in a certain world and we have to deal with the possibility of being wrong. As is the case with any economic policy, there are...stimulative policy too weak or, conversely, too large. We tried to design this package to tread prudently between the twin risks of over and understimulation.... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Budget - 1977 - 88 lapas
...intends to create a regulatory climate of greater certainty and simplicity. THE BALANCE OP UNCERTAINTIES As is the case with any economic policy, there are...designed to tread prudently between the twin risks of over and under-stimulation. Suppose, for instance, that the rate of economic growth in the absence... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1977 - 72 lapas
...to create a regulatory climate of greater i certainty and simplicity. The Balance of Uncertainties As is the case with any economic policy, there are...designed to tread prudently between the twin risks of over and under-stimulation . Suppose, for instance, that the rate of economic growth in the absence... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Budget - 1977 - 352 lapas
...UNCERTAINTIES Let me finally turn to the problem of dealing with uncertainties in an uncertain world. As is the case with any economic policy, there are...policy too weak or, conversely, too large. This package hns been designed to tread prudently between the twin risks of over and understimulation. Suppose,... | |
 | United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee - 1977 - 158 lapas
...try to create a regulatory climate of greater certainty and simplicity. THE BALANCE OF UNCERTAINTIES As is the case with any economic policy, there are...stimulative policy too weak or, conversely, too large. We tried to design this package to tread prudently between the twin risks of over and under-stimulation.... | |
 | W. Carl Biven - 2002 - 382 lapas
...testimony before the House Committee on the Budget, Charles Schultze commented that "as in any case w1th any economic policy, there are uncertainties in the...outlook, that could make a stimulative policy too weak ot, conversely, too large. This package has been designed to tread prudently between the twin risks... | |
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As is the case with any economic policy, there are uncertainties in the outlook that could make a stimulative policy too weak or, conversely, too large. This package has been designed to tread prudently between the twin risks of over and under-stimulation. 