The Committee urges that the monetary authorities adopt the policy of moderate and relatively steady increases in the money supply, avoiding the disruptive effects of wide swings in the rate of increase or decrease. The Committee is impressed with the... Committee Prints - Page 17by United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee - 1968Full view - About this book
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...the actions are a visible evidence of the Federal Reserve's intention to move toward greater ease. The committee urges that the monetary authorities...more or less consistent with the projected rate of growth—generally within a range of 3-5 percent per year. Sudden changes in the money supply give... | |
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...might add that this committee in its Joint Economic Report last year urged the monetary authorities to adopt "the policy of moderate and relatively steady...wide swings in the rate of increase or decrease." The general range suggested by the committee was 3 to 5 percent with the minority recommending 2 to 4 percent... | |
| United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee - United States - 1968 - 970 pages
...might add that this committee in its Joint Economic Report last year urged the monetary authorities to adopt "the policy of moderate and relatively steady...wide swings in the rate of increase or decrease." The general range suggested by the committee was 3 to 5 percent with the minority recommending 2 to 4 percent... | |
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