The Performance of American Government: Checks and MinusesFree Press, 1972 - 372 pages |
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... programs . The New Deal programs did not all work , and their utility and de- sirability in many cases remain open to question . For example , econom- ically these programs did not resolve the existence of widespread un- employment ...
... programs . The New Deal programs did not all work , and their utility and de- sirability in many cases remain open to question . For example , econom- ically these programs did not resolve the existence of widespread un- employment ...
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... programs ; enacted programs sustain no ongoing in- terest to the legislative mind . Perhaps therefore congressmen tend to re- gard agency operations as elusive and program effects as unfathomable- all too difficult and time - consuming ...
... programs ; enacted programs sustain no ongoing in- terest to the legislative mind . Perhaps therefore congressmen tend to re- gard agency operations as elusive and program effects as unfathomable- all too difficult and time - consuming ...
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... programs , activities , receipts , and expenditures . It also directed the president to submit to Congress five - year forecasts of the fiscal impact of every existing or new federal program . And it required that the reports of ...
... programs , activities , receipts , and expenditures . It also directed the president to submit to Congress five - year forecasts of the fiscal impact of every existing or new federal program . And it required that the reports of ...
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