The Economy Will Sequestration Cost U.S. Jobs? Sequestration, the term used by Congress to represent a trillion dollar cut from the U.S. budget over the next ten years, will do more than reduce government spending. Accor - Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Economy Will Sequestration Cost U.S. Jobs? Sequestration, the term used by Congress to represent a trillion dollar cut from the U.S. budget over the next ten years, will do more than reduce government spending. Accor Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-08-01 17:05:33 Open Document File Size: 67,57 KB Share Result on Facebook Country United States / / Currency USD / / Organization Armed Services Readiness Subcommittee / Congress / George Mason University / Department of Defense / / Person Kelly Ayotte / / Position economist / contractor / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / California / Texas / / SocialTag United States federal legislation Economic policy Bush tax cuts United States federal budget Budget Control Act Tax cut Public administration Political debates about the United States federal budget Deficit reduction in the United States Presidency of Barack Obama

The Economy Will Sequestration Cost U.S. Jobs? Sequestration, the term used by Congress to represent a trillion dollar cut from the U.S. budget over the next ten years, will do more than reduce government spending. AccorAdd to Reading List