The Senate measure aims to pay for itself, by offsetting the cost of $70 billion in new tax breaks with money from repealing the old export subsidy and other measures.
So far, it is still Mr McCain's plan, which explicitly aims to pay for the transition to a partly privatised retirement system and places more emphasis on debt reduction, that remains the more hard-headed on the Republican side.The candidates' tax talk is also misleading.
Whatever happens to bonds and commodities from here, the rush from one hot sector to another is usually far more profitable to the brokers clipping commissions off each buy-and-sell order than to people aiming to pay for college and retirement.
He aimed to pay for a few minutes of studio time to record a two-sided acetate disc: "My Happiness" and "That's When Your Heartaches Begin".
Aim to pay no more than £2.50 for 500g: that's less than half the price of the fresh summer equivalent.
Her current aim was to pay for a new house back home for her family, and return after two more years of sex work.
Both parties are fattening their soft-money accounts with big, loosely regulated contributions from corporations, unions, interest groups and wealthy individuals, the aim being to pay for campaigns on behalf of their presumed nominees in the months preceding the summer conventions.
Amyas Morse, head of the National Audit Office, said: "The Department of Energy and Climate Change's ambitious aim to encourage households to pay for measures looked good on paper.
On August 15th more than a dozen big retailers, including Wal-Mart, Best Buy and Target, announced plans for a mobile-payments network that aims to enable customers to pay for their goods using their handsets.
The accord on fire and building safety in Bangladesh, which has been signed by H&M, Primark, C&A, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Zara and Tesco, aims to compel retailers to pay for rigorous and independent public inspections and blacklist any factories unwilling to comply.
