Economic Report of the President: Hearings Before the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 |
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... profit margins . But consider the current and prospective pressures on profit margins . With the growth of sales slowing down , there will be little or no in- crease in pretax profits this year , and profits in the fourth quarter of ...
... profit margins . But consider the current and prospective pressures on profit margins . With the growth of sales slowing down , there will be little or no in- crease in pretax profits this year , and profits in the fourth quarter of ...
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... profits after taxes to be about $ 48 billion in both 1966 and 1967 . THE WHARTON SCHOOL , UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA : AS REPORTED IN DECEMBER 3 , 1966 ISSUE OF BUSINESS WEEK The Wharton School operates a computerized model of the U.S. ...
... profits after taxes to be about $ 48 billion in both 1966 and 1967 . THE WHARTON SCHOOL , UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA : AS REPORTED IN DECEMBER 3 , 1966 ISSUE OF BUSINESS WEEK The Wharton School operates a computerized model of the U.S. ...
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... profits will be less satisfactory than the volume of business . In view of the uncertainties of war , if for no other reason , prudence requires effective restraint on nonmilitary expendi- tures , but the economic case for a tax ...
... profits will be less satisfactory than the volume of business . In view of the uncertainties of war , if for no other reason , prudence requires effective restraint on nonmilitary expendi- tures , but the economic case for a tax ...
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... profits , which already are flatten- ing out , will be declining . How much you ask ? Plus or minus 15 percent by year - end 1967 , with some industries with a high labor component experiencing a much greater decline is my guess ...
... profits , which already are flatten- ing out , will be declining . How much you ask ? Plus or minus 15 percent by year - end 1967 , with some industries with a high labor component experiencing a much greater decline is my guess ...
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... profits , will make only modest gains in profits during 1967. This , if coupled with a tax increase and a loss of the major portion of the benefit from the 7 percent tax credit , would result in a slowing in the rate of plant expansion ...
... profits , will make only modest gains in profits during 1967. This , if coupled with a tax increase and a loss of the major portion of the benefit from the 7 percent tax credit , would result in a slowing in the rate of plant expansion ...
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