456 ordspråk av Alan Greenspan
Alan Greenspan
Anything that we can do to raise personal savings is very much in the interest of this country," Greenspan said.
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Apparently,
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appears stretched in a number of directions.
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As a consequence of our current dependence on computers, some Y2K-related failures could have noticeable effects on the economy,
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As a nation we owe it to our retirees to promise only the benefits that can be delivered.
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As China's citizens experience economic gains, so will the American firms that trade in their expanding markets,
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As I have said previously to this committee, because of the nature of the type of acceleration in productivity and dynamic change that is occurring in the American economy, my first priority would be to allow as much of the surplus to flow through into a reduction in debt to the public,
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As I indicated several weeks ago to a university audience, ... it is just not credible that the United States, or for that matter Europe, can remain an oasis of prosperity unaffected by a world that is experiencing greatly increased stress.
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As I see it, heightened job insecurity ... explains a significant part of the restraint on (wages), and the consequent muted price inflation, ... Surveys of workers have highlighted this extraordinary state of affairs.
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as many uncertainties over the next 18 years as it has over the past 18.
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As the value of assets and liabilities have risen relative to income, we have been confronted with the potential for our economies to exhibit larger and perhaps more abrupt responses to changes in factors affecting the balance sheets of households and businesses,
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As we prepare for the rollover, it is most important to keep in perspective just how far we have come in our Y2K preparations,
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at a measured pace.
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At present, the Social Security trustees estimate that the unfunded liability over the indefinite future to be $10.4 trillion, ... The shortfall in Medicare is calculated at several multiples of the one in Social Security.
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At some point, labor market conditions can become so tight that the rise in nominal wages will start increasingly outpacing the gains in labor productivity, and prices inevitably will then eventually begin to accelerate,
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