--In Aid Familieslies with Dependent Children (AFDC), outlays down 14.3% from a projected $9.8 billion.
Because of European cutbacks, overall outlays are down 1.5percentthis yearar.
"If the initial outlay is kept down this way," Soderbergh said to me, "then there's a good chance that the studios will make more interesting choices of material".
After their success at the Oscars in early 2006, people were talking about it as the wave of the future; soon thereafter, Steven Soderbergh talked to David Denby about this new production model: "If the initial outlay is kept down this way," Soderbergh said to me, "then there's a good chance that the studios will make more interesting choices of material".
Fearing budget deficits and large unfunded retirement liabilities, the Netherlands has joined Britain, Italy, the United States and other countries in raising its retirement age, a move that increases contributions to the system while holding down outlays.
Without mentioning Germany by name, Ms. Lagarde said that European countries that are able to should do more to increase domestic consumer spending and slow down efforts to cut government outlays.
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The exceptions are the period 1993-97, when private managed-care plans appeared to be able to hold down their outlays on health care better than did Medicare, and 2002-7, because there was a jump in spending as Medicare began, in 2006, to cover prescription drugs under the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003.
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