The Administration estimated that the plan would bring in $6.1 billion through 1998.

The Administration estimated the tax would raise about $3 billion over five years.

The Administration estimates that the plan will cost $3 billion over three years.

The Administration estimates that the cost will be $20 billion a year.

The Administration estimates that the credit would cost a total of $21 billion from 1994 to 1997.

The Administration estimates that these costs will increase 4.8 percent overall.

The administration estimates that the changes would raise almost $1 billion.

The administration now estimates that the benefit will cost $534 billion over 10 years.

The administration estimated that the new rule would increase federal spending by $330 million over five years.

The administration estimated the numbers at 4,000 and 1,300 respectively.