Economic Report of the President: Hearings Before the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1969 |
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... countries . It is putting these resources to work in an efficient and effective manner . Eighteen other countries put up a total substantially greater than our own . Our share in the effort has been re- duced from 43 percent at the ...
... countries . It is putting these resources to work in an efficient and effective manner . Eighteen other countries put up a total substantially greater than our own . Our share in the effort has been re- duced from 43 percent at the ...
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... countries , is to find ways to provide increased developmental capital finance for the less - developed countries of the world - both for infrastructure and for expansion of the agricultural and industrial base . The financial ...
... countries , is to find ways to provide increased developmental capital finance for the less - developed countries of the world - both for infrastructure and for expansion of the agricultural and industrial base . The financial ...
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... countries and in that way evade our restraints and that they would put all of the dol- lars that came into their reserves except those they need for day - to- day working balances into long - term U.S. securities . This is why we got ...
... countries and in that way evade our restraints and that they would put all of the dol- lars that came into their reserves except those they need for day - to- day working balances into long - term U.S. securities . This is why we got ...
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... countries , and the sale to surplus countries by some central bank . Now , this resolution , has been adopted . Would you recommend that this be a high item of priority by the new administration ? Is the Treasury Department the right ...
... countries , and the sale to surplus countries by some central bank . Now , this resolution , has been adopted . Would you recommend that this be a high item of priority by the new administration ? Is the Treasury Department the right ...
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... countries will be limited to 65 % of the 1965-66 average . New net investments in the developing countries will be limited to 110 % of the 1965-66 average . This program also requires businesses to continue to bring back foreign ...
... countries will be limited to 65 % of the 1965-66 average . New net investments in the developing countries will be limited to 110 % of the 1965-66 average . This program also requires businesses to continue to bring back foreign ...
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