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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... rise in nonfarm payrool employment , and a decline in the unemployment rate of 3.6 percent - indeed , to 3.3 per- cent by yearend . OUTLOOK FOR 1969 The outlook points to a further appropriate slowing of overall activ- ity in the first ...
... rise in nonfarm payrool employment , and a decline in the unemployment rate of 3.6 percent - indeed , to 3.3 per- cent by yearend . OUTLOOK FOR 1969 The outlook points to a further appropriate slowing of overall activ- ity in the first ...
Page 111
... rise by $ 0.5 billion , reflecting - for the first time in several years — an increase for forces not committed to Southeast Asia support , substantially offset by reductions in outlays for Vietnam . Outlays for all ohter programs will ...
... rise by $ 0.5 billion , reflecting - for the first time in several years — an increase for forces not committed to Southeast Asia support , substantially offset by reductions in outlays for Vietnam . Outlays for all ohter programs will ...
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... rise with an increase in the relative share of tax exempts in the market . Obviously , it depends for one thing on ... rising to about 80 percent in 1957 and averaging about 67 percent in January- August , 1968. The large item accounting ...
... rise with an increase in the relative share of tax exempts in the market . Obviously , it depends for one thing on ... rising to about 80 percent in 1957 and averaging about 67 percent in January- August , 1968. The large item accounting ...
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... RISE IN EXEMPT BOND RATE RELATIVE TO CORPORATE RATE Net advantage of tax exemption on an invest- ment of $ 2,3001 when the exempt rate relative to the corporate rate is- Marginal tax rate ( in percent ) 70 . 60 48 . 30 70 percent 80 ...
... RISE IN EXEMPT BOND RATE RELATIVE TO CORPORATE RATE Net advantage of tax exemption on an invest- ment of $ 2,3001 when the exempt rate relative to the corporate rate is- Marginal tax rate ( in percent ) 70 . 60 48 . 30 70 percent 80 ...
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... rise $ 32.4 billion over actual receipts in fiscal 1968. This is substantially greater than any increase in the past . The large receipts reflect the combination of the record gain in economic incomes realized in the calendar year 1968 ...
... rise $ 32.4 billion over actual receipts in fiscal 1968. This is substantially greater than any increase in the past . The large receipts reflect the combination of the record gain in economic incomes realized in the calendar year 1968 ...
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