A History of the Bureau of the Public Debt: 1940-1990 with Historical Highlights from 1789-1939Bureau of the Public Debt, 1990 - 261 trang |
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... government needed . 6 As a result Treasury's inability to market its securities to the general public , Chase negotiated a deal in October 1862 with the 2 Studenski and Kroos , Financial History , U.S. , 137–156 . 3 Secretary , Annual ...
... government needed . 6 As a result Treasury's inability to market its securities to the general public , Chase negotiated a deal in October 1862 with the 2 Studenski and Kroos , Financial History , U.S. , 137–156 . 3 Secretary , Annual ...
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... Treasury attain one of its other goals : widespread ownership of the debt . One reason for paying for a war by ... Treasury's debt management plan , the sale of debt at levels of interest that were as low as possible and as steady ...
... Treasury attain one of its other goals : widespread ownership of the debt . One reason for paying for a war by ... Treasury's debt management plan , the sale of debt at levels of interest that were as low as possible and as steady ...
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... Treasury did help to eliminate some of the inflationary gap caused by the government expenditures . The level of inflation was managed by price controls , enforced by the Office of Price Administration , but the Treasury's policies made ...
... Treasury did help to eliminate some of the inflationary gap caused by the government expenditures . The level of inflation was managed by price controls , enforced by the Office of Price Administration , but the Treasury's policies made ...
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... government debt fell during the war , as shown in Table Three ( the computed rate of interest is determined by dividing the total debt by the actual amount of interest paid ) . This decline in computed interest indicated that the Treasury's ...
... government debt fell during the war , as shown in Table Three ( the computed rate of interest is determined by dividing the total debt by the actual amount of interest paid ) . This decline in computed interest indicated that the Treasury's ...
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... Treasury's plans were successful for managing the debt with a minimal impact on the economy . The rate of inflation was kept within tolerable limits with a large amount of wartime income being absorbed by sales of government securities ...
... Treasury's plans were successful for managing the debt with a minimal impact on the economy . The rate of inflation was kept within tolerable limits with a large amount of wartime income being absorbed by sales of government securities ...
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administration agencies amount Annual Report Assistant Commissioner auction Audit automated automated clearing houses billion book-entry form book-entry system BPD files Branch Bureau certificates Chicago Office Congress data processing debt management Deputy Commissioner Division of Loans Division of Management Division of Public DOLLARS economy Federal government Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve System Financial History financing funds government securities government's Gregg handle holders income increased inflation inflationary inflationary gap interest rates investors issues June 30 Kilby Loans and Currency long-term Management Analysis maturity Memo ment money supply notes number of employees open market operations Parkersburg Office payment percent personnel problems Public Debt Accounts Public Debt Service purchase records redeemed redemption reduced Register Reorganization revenue Richard Gregg sale of savings Savings Bond Operations Series E Bonds short-term tions total debt total number transactions transfer Treasury Department Treasury securities Treasury's U.S. Govt U.S. Savings Bonds Washington World War II