The Argument Against the "First Derivative Mistake" Excuse
…will work within a budget to invest in what we need and sacrifice what we don’t. And if I have to enforce this discipline by veto, I will. (Applause.) [emphases…
…will work within a budget to invest in what we need and sacrifice what we don’t. And if I have to enforce this discipline by veto, I will. (Applause.) [emphases…
…we balancing the budget on the backs of the aged and sick, leaving behind society’s most vulnerable?” Arguing for the motion will be Fox “News” commentator Margaret Hoover and U.S….
…has managed so well, in fact, that the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau recently released a memo detailing how the state will end the 2009-2011 budget biennium with a budget surplus….
…Steps to Reduce Budget Deficit.” It isn’t that unusual for headlines to contradict the stories they head, but usually the evidence quoted in the article supports the article and not…
…improve the nation’s budget outlook, congressional budget analysts said Wednesday. So “little” has become none. The abstract contradicts the actual story. Finally well down in the story we get to…
In Linda’s post on the budget deficit in the comments it was claimed that the budget deficit was Obama’s fault and a chart was cited that showed the deficit in…
…as an linkable online Doc: http://docs.google.com/View?id=dc36qc9g_1crqqnpdt ) STATEMENT OF STAFF TO THE 1981-83 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM HEARING ON BIPARTISAN PROCESS PROPOSALS FOR LONG-TERM FISCAL STABILITY THE BUDGET…
…budget. A condition for profit maximization is that one gets the same ticket sales X by cutting the price of a ticket by Y and cutting the advertising budget by…
…the combined R&D budgets of all pharmaceutical companies in the USA. The US public sector spends huge amounts of money funding medical research. The NIH budget is just gigantic compared…
…any more debt than what is assumed in the Administration’s Budget over the next 10 years—the President achieves ‘‘maximum possible debt retirement’’ in his budget. And the longer he stuck…