Under the Bush plan, they would get about 7 percent less.
Opponents also say the Bush plan is just too big.
Under the Bush plan, the number would be about 11 percent.
"We support 100 percent the capital standards in the Bush plan."
Less data is available on the Bush plan than has usually been the case with big tax bills.
Or, rates will come down on their own in response to the Bush plan.
The Bush plan called for the debt to be kept off the budget.
If approved, the Bush plan would take effect in 1995.
Under the Bush plan, their market share would be increased to 20.2 percent in the next 30 months.
That is what the Bush plan would allow them to do.
Under the Bush plan, they would get about 7 percent less.
Opponents also say the Bush plan is just too big.
Under the Bush plan, the number would be about 11 percent.
"We support 100 percent the capital standards in the Bush plan."
Less data is available on the Bush plan than has usually been the case with big tax bills.
Or, rates will come down on their own in response to the Bush plan.
The Bush plan called for the debt to be kept off the budget.
If approved, the Bush plan would take effect in 1995.
Under the Bush plan, their market share would be increased to 20.2 percent in the next 30 months.
That is what the Bush plan would allow them to do.
Under the Bush plan, they would get about 7 percent less.
Opponents also say the Bush plan is just too big.
Under the Bush plan, the number would be about 11 percent.
"We support 100 percent the capital standards in the Bush plan."
Less data is available on the Bush plan than has usually been the case with big tax bills.
Or, rates will come down on their own in response to the Bush plan.
The Bush plan called for the debt to be kept off the budget.
If approved, the Bush plan would take effect in 1995.
Under the Bush plan, their market share would be increased to 20.2 percent in the next 30 months.
That is what the Bush plan would allow them to do.
Under the Bush plan, they would get about 7 percent less.
Opponents also say the Bush plan is just too big.
Under the Bush plan, the number would be about 11 percent.
"We support 100 percent the capital standards in the Bush plan."
Less data is available on the Bush plan than has usually been the case with big tax bills.
Or, rates will come down on their own in response to the Bush plan.
The Bush plan called for the debt to be kept off the budget.
If approved, the Bush plan would take effect in 1995.
Under the Bush plan, their market share would be increased to 20.2 percent in the next 30 months.
That is what the Bush plan would allow them to do.