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December 21, 1999 Treasury Tax Distribution Statistics Raise Questions: Letter to Secretary Summers Seeks Compliance with Federal Rules [PDF]
PR# 106-71
December 14, 1999 IMF Reform Effort Joined by Treasury: But IMF Interest Subsidies Remain Controversial [PDF]
PR# 106-70
December 13, 1999 IMF Lending's Potential for Corruption Explored in New Jec Study : Current IMF Practices and Subsidies Unwittingly Invite Corruption
PR# 106-69
December 6, 1999 Administration IMF Shift Welcomed by Saxton : IMF Reform Legislation Readied for Early Introduction
PR# 106-68
November 30, 1999 New IMF Reforms Advanced by Congress: New Law Consolidates and Expands Earlier Reforms
PR# 106-67
November 16, 1999 Saxton Responds to Fed Rate Hike
PR# 106-66
November 3, 1999 Heavy U.S. Financial Support for IMF Revealed in New JEC Study: Variety of Hidden U.S. Costs Benefiting the IMF Documented
PR# 106-65
November 1, 1999 IMF Shell Game Raises Questions: IMF's Lack of Transparency Produces Few Answers 
PR# 106-64
October 26, 1999 IMF Gold Sales Funds Would be Diverted From Debt Relief: Lack of IMF Transparency and Reform Reflected in IMF Proposal
PR# 106-63
October 21, 1999 IMF Failure to Pay Interest on All U.S. Contributions Faulted: GAO Cost Estimate of $2.7 Billion Triggers Legislation to Block IMF Gold Sales or Quota Increases 
PR# 106-62
October 13, 1999 Mundell Nobel Lauded by Saxton 
PR# 106-61
October 7, 1999 New IMF Study by GAO Prompts Further Congressional IMF Reforms: Legislation Readied to Increase IMF Safeguards and Fully Compensate U.S. 
PR# 106-60
October 5, 1999 Federal Reserve Policy Remains Focused on Inflation: Fed Continues Improved Transparency in Decision-Making 
PR# 106-59
October 1, 1999 IMF Transparency Drive in Congress Advanced by New GAO Report: GAO Study Supports Congressional Concerns On IMF
PR# 106-58
September 30, 1999 New IMF Gold Sales Plan Faces Congressional Scrutiny: Full Transparency Needed For Evaluation of IMF Proposal
PR# 106-57
September 23, 1999 Debt Relief and IMF Reform Act of 1999 
PR# 106-56
September 22, 1999 Debt Relief and IMF Reform Legislation to be Unveiled: Saxton-Kucinich Bill to be Introduced Thursday 
PR# 106-55
September 20, 1999 IMF Reform Drive Reinforced by Russian and Indonesian Scandals: Reforms in Transparency, Lending, Interest Rates and Structure Needed 
PR# 106-54
September 14, 1999 IMF Negligence Led to Russian Scandal: Saxton Demands Public Release of IMF Memo on Russia 
PR# 106-53
September 13, 1999 New IMF Gold Sales Proposal To Face Intense Congressional Review: Russian Scandal Investigations Undermine Case For Approval 
PR# 106-52
September 7, 1999 IMF Costs to U.S. Taxpayers Face Growing Congressional Scrutiny : IMF's Lack of Accounting Safeguards Identified as a Key Problem a Year Ago
PR# 106-51
August 6, 1999 IMF Gold Sales Threaten Taxpayer Interest : New JEC Study Documents Defects of Proposed IMF Gold Sales 
PR# 106-50
August 6, 1999 Opening Statement of Vice Chairman Jim Saxton (R-N.J.): "The Employment Situation: July 1999"
PR# 106-49
August 4, 1999 Tax Expenditure Budget Undermines Sound Tax Policy 
PR# 106-48
August 2, 1999 Employment Hearing Announcement 
PR# 106-47
July 29, 1999 Congressional Concerns About IMF Lending to Russia are Confirmed: IMF Cites Lies By Russian Central Bank, New IMF Loan Approved 
PR# 106-46
July 22, 1999 IMF May Benefit Most from Initial Proceeds of Proposed Gold Sales: Call for Retraction of IMF/Treasury Proposal Renewed 
PR# 106-45
July 21, 1999 Statement of Vice Chairman Jim Saxton: Transparency and the Financial Structure of the IMF 
PR# 106-44
July 14, 1999 JEC Hearing to Continue Push for IMF Transparency: Hearing on Transparency and the Financial Structure of the IMF 
PR# 106-43
July 12, 1999 Clarity And Openness In Treasury Dollar Policy Needed: Reform of Exchange Stabilization Fund Long Overdue 
PR# 106-42
July 8, 1999 IMF Gold Sales Proposal Should Be Retracted: Proposal Cannot Survive Open Congressional Debate
PR# 106-41
July 1, 1999 IMF Gold Restitution Legislation Introduced: Bill Would Block Gold Sales Plan
PR# 106-40
June 30, 1999 Saxton Reaction To Fed Rate Hike
PR# 106-39
June 28, 1999 IMF Gold Sales Would Be Blocked Except for Restitution: Legislation Would Protect Taxpayers' Interest
PR# 106-38
June 23, 1999 Gold Sales Would Benefit IMF at Expense of Taxpayers: Hidden Funding for IMF Initiative 
PR# 106-37
June 17, 1999 Statement of Vice Chairman Jim Saxton: Monetary Policy and the Economic Outlook
PR# 106-36
June 10, 1999 IMF Borrowing Advanced In New Bretton Woods Study: IMF Quota Increase Shown To Be Unnecessary
PR# 106-35
June 8, 1999 Greenspan Hearing Advisory Update: Hearing Room Announced
PR# 106-34
June 1, 1999 Hearing Advisory: Monetary Policy and the Economic Outlook
PR# 106-33
May 24, 1999 Brazilian Move to Inflation Targeting Welcomed 
PR# 106-32
May 13, 1999 Federal Reserve Policy Keeps Inflation Low: Informal Inflation Targeting Proves Successful
PR# 106-31
May 6, 1999 Reform of Treasury's Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) Introduced: Bill Mandates Transparency and Accountability
PR# 106-30
May 4, 1999 IMF Loan Exposure to Russia on the Rise: IMF Loan Terms Reflect Validity of Armey-Saxton Concerns
PR# 106-29
May 3, 1999 Negative Personal Savings Rate Shows Need for Saving Incentives 
PR# 106-28
April 28, 1999 Proposed IMF Gold Sales Undermine IMF Reform and Stir Growing Bipartisan Congressional Opposition: Subsidized IMF Loan Interest Rate Stands at 3.5 Percent
PR# 106-27
April 26, 1999 Counterproductive Tax Provisions Generate Excessive Costs: Tax Relief Would Reduce Economic Losses of Tax System
PR# 106-26
April 19, 1999 Reform of Exchange Stabilization Fund Readied: Openness and Accountability Would Be Mandated 
PR# 106-25
April 16, 1999 IMF Gold Sales to Face Intense Congressional Scrutiny: Extensive Review of IMF Finances Underway 
PR# 106-24
April 8, 1999 High European Unemployment Rooted in Burden of Government Policies 
PR# 106-23
April 6, 1999 Low Personal Savings Rate Underlines Need for Saving Incentives:
IRA Expansion Would Offset Anti-Saving Bias in Tax Code 
PR# 106-22
April 5, 1999 New Study Documents Drop in Federal Discretionary Spending 
PR# 106-21
March 30, 1999 Majority Leader Armey and Congressman Saxton Oppose Further IMF Loans to Russia Until Potential for Abuse is Ended 
PR# 106-20
March 29, 1999 Federal Reserve Policy Appears on Track: Low Inflation with Low Unemployment 
PR# 106-19
March 22, 1999 IMF Finances Emerge As Major U.S. Policy Issue: German Central Bank Chief Raises Doubts on IMF Gold Sales 
PR# 106-18
March 18, 1999 IMF Reform Is An Alternative To Gold Sales 
PR# 106-17
March 17, 1999 IMF Gold Sales Raise Many Policy Questions 
PR# 106-16
March 16, 1999 Tax Relief for Economic Efficiency: Tax Changes Could Reduce Costs of Tax System 
PR# 106-15
March 5, 1999 Congressman Jim Saxton's Opening Statement: Hearing on "The Employment Situation: February 1999"
PR# 106-14
March 2, 1999 New IMF Reform Legislation to be Introduced: Legislation to Enforce and Extend Congressional IMF Reforms 
PR# 106-13
February 25, 1999 Sweeping Expansion of IRAs Proposed: Individual Saving Incentives Raise Prospect of Bipartisan Support
PR# 106-12
February 17, 1999 Current IMF Cannot Be International Lender of Last Resort 
PR# 106-11
February 9, 1999 Inflation Targeting Reform of Federal Reserve Introduced : Fed Chairman Greenspan Supportive of Inflation Targeting Objective
PR# 106-10
February 5, 1999 Federal Reserve's Move Toward Greater Transparency Applauded 
PR# 106-9
February 4, 1999 President's Economic Report Omits Mention of Federal Reserve: Report Is Biased and Incomplete 
PR# 106-8
February 2, 1999 Federal Reserve Policy Fosters Economic and Employment Growth: Inflation, Interest Rates and Unemployment All Reduced During Expansion
PR# 106-7
February 1, 1999 Administration's Poor Record on Pension Security Dooms Social Security Proposal: Criminal Probe of Government Advisor Highlights Dangers 
PR# 106-6
January 28, 1999 Administration Precedents Undermine Its Social Security Proposal: Criminal Probe of Its Social Investment Contractor Damages Credibility
PR# 106-5
January 25, 1999 Government Direction of Social Security Investment Raises More Concerns: Federal Investigation of Social Investment Contractor Cited 
PR# 106-4
January 14, 1999 Inflation Remains Low Under Federal Reserve Policy: Low Inflation and Interest Rates Foster Economic Expansion
PR# 106-3
January 13, 1999 IMF/Treasury Strategy in Brazil Fails to Avert Devaluation: Crisis Underlines Need for Fundamental IMF Reform
PR# 106-2
January 12, 1999 IMF Secrecy Cracks Under Congressional Reforms: Quota Increase Still Not Paid In, But IMF Survives

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