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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... at $ 3 billion . 1 This revenue estimate is based on treatment comparable to other pensions and regards one quarter of the benefits as approximately the cost of employee contribution . Deduction for self - employed retirement . - Self - 39.
... at $ 3 billion . 1 This revenue estimate is based on treatment comparable to other pensions and regards one quarter of the benefits as approximately the cost of employee contribution . Deduction for self - employed retirement . - Self - 39.
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... quarter . By the end of the end . year , all U.S. drawings on the International Monetary Fund had been repaid . Federal Reserve swap lines were enlarged during the year to a total of $ 10.5 billion . Chart 18 in IMF * Office of the ...
... quarter . By the end of the end . year , all U.S. drawings on the International Monetary Fund had been repaid . Federal Reserve swap lines were enlarged during the year to a total of $ 10.5 billion . Chart 18 in IMF * Office of the ...
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... quarter of 1965 through the first quarter of 1966 , the economy advanced much too rapidly . Prices and wages moved sharply upward in response to pres- sures of demand - particularly because of the speed at which demand was growing ...
... quarter of 1965 through the first quarter of 1966 , the economy advanced much too rapidly . Prices and wages moved sharply upward in response to pres- sures of demand - particularly because of the speed at which demand was growing ...
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... quarter of 1967 and the first quarter of 1968 , the gold reserves of monetary authorities and international agencies were drawn down by about $ 2.7 billion . Purchases were primarily for non- monetary purposes , going into the hands of ...
... quarter of 1967 and the first quarter of 1968 , the gold reserves of monetary authorities and international agencies were drawn down by about $ 2.7 billion . Purchases were primarily for non- monetary purposes , going into the hands of ...
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... quarter of 1967 was reduced this year to $ 680 million in the first quarter and $ 160 million in the second quarter . In the third quarter , the United States achieved a small surplus of $ 35 million , the first quarterly surplus since ...
... quarter of 1967 was reduced this year to $ 680 million in the first quarter and $ 160 million in the second quarter . In the third quarter , the United States achieved a small surplus of $ 35 million , the first quarterly surplus since ...
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