Selected Readings in Public FinanceGinn, 1930 - 920 páginas |
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... deficit . But - to take another consideration suppose that the deficit could be met by higher rates . Suppose that in America by such rates a surplus could be obtained in the already self - sustaining East , sufficient to meet deficits ...
... deficit . But - to take another consideration suppose that the deficit could be met by higher rates . Suppose that in America by such rates a surplus could be obtained in the already self - sustaining East , sufficient to meet deficits ...
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... deficit ; so that practically revenue balanced expenditure . From 1852 to the present time there has generally been a deficit as shown by the following table of the money paid out of the United States Treasury to meet deficien- cies in ...
... deficit ; so that practically revenue balanced expenditure . From 1852 to the present time there has generally been a deficit as shown by the following table of the money paid out of the United States Treasury to meet deficien- cies in ...
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... deficits . Since , however , a portion of the earlier surpluses were employed for extraordinary amortizations , the official balance sheet at the end of 1910 showed a net deficit of one and a half million francs on the eight years ...
... deficits . Since , however , a portion of the earlier surpluses were employed for extraordinary amortizations , the official balance sheet at the end of 1910 showed a net deficit of one and a half million francs on the eight years ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING PUBLIC EXPENDITURES | 11 |
The Nature of Fees by K T Eheberg | 26 |
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