lists of minerals and strategic and critical, they differ from time to time and because of economic conditions. they do infer a supply chain which marc is going to get into here a little while. they also, infer that there is foreign imports either partial or total. so that is of interest to us. and there could be severe economic repercussions if, for shortage of critical minerals and of course national security concerns tells you that mineral is strategic. this is, as i said, one of the best probably sources on the topic and again, the definitions are a little squishy but they say that there are minerals that actually dictate the economic health of the nation or strategic minerals will always be critical, but critical minerals will not always be strategic, okay? now, here the different metals and element involved in both classes and you can read that. the books get into it in detail. i don t want to belabor too much today. notice strategic minerals include rare earths. fissio
until mr. cummings has equal time, as well. let me go to administrator mccarthy. and copper rule requires you by law to updated every six years, but you did not do that, correct? ms. mccarthy: they required us to review it. you don t believe it is required under law to updated? ms. mccarthy: there are many laws you are just supposed to look at it? ms. mccarthy: we are actively looking at this rule. we wanted to add substantive revision to it. do what the last administration did, just we get a bit? rep. chaffetz: this has been more than seven years now. your own words, you would have this new rule out in 2013, correct? ms. mccarthy: i am really not aware of that, sir. the schedule i am aware of is the 2017 schedule. rep. chaffetz: you mean 2018? that is what we heard in testimony. ms. mccarthy: it would be out in 2018. rep. chaffetz: this is what is so frustrating. we have an expert like market edwards come on tell us, and there is so much confusion. is there confusion a
in every state except iowa, voters in gop contest have been more conservative than they were in 2008. in every state, voters in democratic contests, have been more liberal. 2008, according to an abc analyst, liberals were 39% of voters there. in every state except vermont and new hampshire, a majority or plurality of voters in democratic contests have said to the next president should continue obama s policy. in vermont and new hampshire, more voters wanted the next president to be more liberal in his policy. in all of these contest, a significant chunk of voters to be morepresident liberal. in every poll, the economy has been the top issue. in vermont, not surprisingly, the economy tied with income inequality. health care has been tied for second place in most states. terrorism ranked behind each of these issues for democrats everywhere. ,n 13 democratic contests voters said the economic system favors the rich. in new york and a few other states, voters have been asked about
evaluating indications of global restructuring and the extent of taxation. in 2010 and 2011, we saw the report on task risks regarding tax losses, and you saw reports in 2011 about the need for transparency disclosure and a 2012 report on hybrid mismatches dubbed theon 2 was us. this never resulted in the political call to action we are seeing now being played out in a number of jurisdictions. nor did the prior initiatives received a fraction of the attention that has been the hallmark of the bep initiative. whoy most tax professionals might be able to cite letter and verse of the action plan never noticed or worried about the prior reports or initiatives and thought they were of immediate concern. why now? what is new? it is not the oecd that power and influence are, what is the power behind the movement? environmentolitical and the public and political environment, largely outside the united states, that really launched the oecd initiative into what it is today. we know a n
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