The most important things that cities can do to fight inflation is to make sure that all goods and services which you procure come only from suppliers who will certify that they are in compliance with Federal wage and price guidelines.
Jimmy Carter: “The most important things that cities can do to fight inflation is to make sure that all goods and services which you…”
On the recordNovember 26, 1978
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Remarks at the National League of Cities' 1978 Congress of Cities in St. Louis, Missouri
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