Word: forecasters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...little rusty the first few games, but if the defense can pull us through until we get out timing down on offense, we should be a contender by the middle of the schedule," Restic forecast yesterday. Barring a major deviation from plan, the defense should begin to do just that tomorrow, and Restic won't have to abandon excitement for winning...
...little rusty the first few games, but if the defense can pull us through until we get out timing down on offense, we should be a contender by the middle of the schedule," Restic forecast yesterday. Barring a major deviation from plan, the defense should begin to do just that Saturday, and Restic won't have to abandon excitement for winning...
...became even more apparent when the Administration's top economic aides testified before Wilbur Mills' House Ways and Means Committee last week. The Congressmen were shocked to learn that the nation faces hair-curling budget deficits-all caused by unexpectedly weak tax receipts. Last January, Nixon had forecast a deficit of $11.6 billion for the current fiscal year. But Treasury Secretary John Connally revealed that the shortfall is now expected to reach $27 billion or $28 billion-a post-World War II record...
...called full-employment budget. That budget calculates the revenues that the Government would collect if the economy were at full employment. Originally, the Administration had vowed to keep it in balance. The extent of the Government's failure was evident in the size of the deficit that Shultz forecast: $8 billion or $9 billion...
...rarely be as much as 10%. The surcharge is imposed on wholesale prices, which are seldom more than half of retail prices. Moreover, many importers and foreign manufacturers will be willing to swallow part of the surcharge to keep their products competitive. For example, Manhattan importers of Scotch whisky forecast that shelf prices would go up about 100 per fifth...