Restraint on the growth of total Federal spending is essential if we are to avoid commitment to excessive growth of Federal spending and a resumption of inflationary pressures in the long run
Gerald Ford: “Restraint on the growth of total Federal spending is essential if we are to avoid commitment to excessive growth of…”
On the recordMarch 11, 1975
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Memorandum on Budget Rescissions and Deferrals
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