Second Urgent Deficiency Appropriations for 1955: Hearings Before the Subcommittees of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-fourth Congress, First SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1955 - 28 pages |
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... obligations we have to sell has risen due largely to the active demand for money . The Federal Reserve System has also put up discount rates 2 or 3 times to hold this business situation from going too exurberant . INCREASES IN LONG ...
... obligations we have to sell has risen due largely to the active demand for money . The Federal Reserve System has also put up discount rates 2 or 3 times to hold this business situation from going too exurberant . INCREASES IN LONG ...
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... OBLIGATIONS Mr. GARY . What is the necessity for changing the character of the public debt so as to include more long - term obligations at higher interest rates ? Secretary HUMPHREY . One individual or organization cannot have all his ...
... OBLIGATIONS Mr. GARY . What is the necessity for changing the character of the public debt so as to include more long - term obligations at higher interest rates ? Secretary HUMPHREY . One individual or organization cannot have all his ...
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... obligations to himself and in other directions that are so overpowering that I do not think he ought to stay here any longer . He cannot conscientiously remain here , and I would 72073-56- -2 not want him to , so that it just leaves 15.
... obligations to himself and in other directions that are so overpowering that I do not think he ought to stay here any longer . He cannot conscientiously remain here , and I would 72073-56- -2 not want him to , so that it just leaves 15.
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... obligations . The average maturity of the Federal securities in the bank , I suppose , would run not over 4 years . You take a 4 - year obligation and you can have quite a drop in the market , quite a change in the interest rates and ...
... obligations . The average maturity of the Federal securities in the bank , I suppose , would run not over 4 years . You take a 4 - year obligation and you can have quite a drop in the market , quite a change in the interest rates and ...
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... Obligations by objects Object classification 1955 actual 1956 estimate 1957 estimate Total number of permanent ... obligations .... 2,648 , 463 2,853,000 2,922 , 000 Budget authorizations , expenditures , and balances 1955 actual 1956 45.
... Obligations by objects Object classification 1955 actual 1956 estimate 1957 estimate Total number of permanent ... obligations .... 2,648 , 463 2,853,000 2,922 , 000 Budget authorizations , expenditures , and balances 1955 actual 1956 45.
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accounts Activity additional Admiral RICHMOND agencies agents agricultural ANSLINGER appropriation base authorized Average positions Amount balance basis Bear Creek Reservoir benefit-cost ratio BOLAND budget Bureau CANFIELD Chairman checks claims Coast Guard coins Colonel PENNEY Commission committee Commodity Credit Corporation Congress Connecticut River construction cost cotton damage employees equipment estimate for 1957 expenditures export fiscal year 1956 FLEMING flood control foreign funds GARY going Government HOLTZCLAW increase Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Service ITSCHNER June 30 Lehigh River loans loran MARSHALL ment million months MORSE MURRAY narcotics obligations Office operations payments percent personnel planning plate printers production public debt record reduced requested Reservoir River Basin Salaries and expenses savings bonds Secretary BENSON Secretary HUMPHREY sell SIEMINSKI statement TABER taxpayer THOMAS Thomaston tion Total United War Claims Commission WHITTEN Woonsocket workload
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