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  • Security Nearing the Longest Economic Expansion Opportunity and Resilonsihility in Education • • • • • New Markets Initiative Delta Initiative Native American Initiative Strengthening the Farm Safety Net From Digital Divide to Digital Opportunity
  • and love they owe their children;7} a new bargain oftax cuts and othermeasures to reward work and family; and 8) , , a major expansion of New Markets to help all communities share in economic prosperity. . • • . • I l.'Early ChildhoodlUniversal Pre
  • ~ 1.000 o 10 to 15 t""' ,.... 3t06 n >< 5to 18 10 to 35 3:000 ·3.600 0.200 n o §2 n ..... t""' 11.000 8.000 O.BOO 4.000 B.OOO New Markets Initiative and Empowerment Zones Expanded New Markets Tax Credit Expanded Empowerment Zones Credit
  • request - maintaining the lO-fold increase from the $3 million funding in 1998. . PROGRESS ON THE NEW MARKETS INITIATIVE: In his State ofthe Union, President Clinton proposed to bring more private investment to all areas of the United States. The President
  • . credits Revitalize communities • New Markets • Better lunerica Bonds • Low in~e housiJ:lg tax credi~ Tax SimplifiCation Pensions Miscellaneous Total term Last year's USA proposal cost $250 billion over ten years. 2.4 5.6 0.7 3.4 6.4 10-year 8.0
  • it, America's role as the largest expOrter in the world will be put injeopardy; And with new markets opening around the world, it is more important than ever to give the President traditloilal trade authority to break . ,down trade barriers that put American
  • Payment Rates. Certain areas ofthe country receive much higher managed care payment rates than others. This proposal would raise payment levels for current low-payment counties, potentially encouraging managed care plans to enter new markets and thus
  • , the impact of this risk adjustment methodology will be to restrict new market entrants and leave beneficiaries with fewer options, reduced beriefits and higher out-of-pocket costs. AAHP has found thatthe impact ofHCFA's risk adjuster on Medicaf:e+Choice
  • happens again. (For exainple, we might want to contemplate provisions that penalize plans for "cherry-picking" the high reimbursement areas or disallow HMOs to enter any new market if they have withdrawn in others.) Being proactive could help immunize us
  • term care 2. Disabled worker credit Climate change initiatives Child care tax credits Revitalize communities • New Markets • Better America Bonds Low income housing tax credit • Tax Simplification Pensions Miscellaneous . Total 5-year 2.4 lO
  • to pass, in this area 7of9 5116/2000 5: 11 PM This Week"s Press Briefings and Releases http://www.whitehouse.gov/library/ThisWeek.cgi?type=p&date=O& briefing=6 and in the New Markets area, which is terribly important. Again, that's something
  • , encouraging HMO~ to enter new markets and provide more beneficiaries With a choice of plans; It also would limit payments for counties whose rates have been inflated by high service utilization in the fee-for-service sector. Tie managed care. payment growth
  • of bipartisanship. On raising the minimum wage, a real patients' bill of rights, hate crimes legislation, campaign finance reform, school construction, new markets legislation for the areas still not touched by our prosperity -- on every single one of these issues
  • burst through and had to be taken do~ and that led to a recession? . Well, one way we can keep this economic expansion going is to take it to people and places who ar~n't part of it. That's what our New Markets Initiative to poor areas of America is all
  • must work . together on other pressing priorities - investing in education, raising the minimum wage, passing common sense gun legislation, opening new markets in our hardest-pressed communities, expanding health insurance, and passing a strong
  • by cash balance conversions, and to provide progressive savings incentives for low- and moderate-income workers. Fourth, th~ package includes the tax and other incentives from the bipartisan New Markets/Community Renewal legislation l ata cost of about $25
  • . California utilities support deregulation because it protects their financial interests by requiring compensation for their "stranded costs," principally nuclear power , while opening new markets. Consumer groups say that's right and it's wrong because
  • of the country receive much higher managed care payment rates than others. This proposat would raise payment levels for current low-payment counties, potentially encouraging managed care plans to enter new markets and thus providing more beneficiaries
  • for holders of Belter America Bonds .... " ........... 3. New markets tax credit ............ " .. " ................... , ...... 4. Specialized small business investment oompanies 2001 ·59 ·18 tyba 12/31199 tyba 12/31/99 .2000 ·1.256 -122 2002 ·1,451