Budgets & Projections
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Will ACA’s Uncompensated Care Payment Reductions be Made Permanent?
Read moreAmong the proposals that the budget committee is rumored to be considering to replace a small part of the sequester is an extension of a reduction in...
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Not Stepping Backward: CRFB's Paper on Budget Gimmicks
Read moreIn his recent testimony, CBO directory Doug Elmendorf argued that it would be beneficial for policymakers to make large improvements to our budgetary...
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The Longer We Wait, The Tougher the Choices Become
Read moreIn our recent paper, " Our Long-Term Debt Problems are Very Far From Solved," we showed that while the debt problem may be long-term, solutions need...
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The Rumored Aviation Security Fee Increase Explained
Read moreA recent CNN Money article suggests that budget conferees are likely to propose an increase in aviation security fees. When added to an increase in...
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Congress's Next Play: Don't Punt, Go For It!
Read moreWe hope all of our readers enjoyed their Thanksgiving holiday. The long weekend brought some fantastic rivalry games, Michigan-Ohio State, Auburn...
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One Simple Way to Undermine Fiscal Credibility
Read moreA new report from the Center for American Progress argues that roughly 60 percent of the sequester should be waived in light of the savings from the...
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Op-Ed: Yes, There's Hope for a Big Budget Deal
Read moreU.S. News and World Report | November 25, 2013 Conventional wisdom about the outcome of the Budget Conference Committee – co-chaired by House Budget...
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Policymakers Must Not Double-Count Retirement Savings
Read moreAs budget conference committee chairs Patty Murray and Paul Ryan appear to be moving closer to a partial sequester-replacement deal, reports suggest...
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CBO Predicts the "X Date"
Read moreGiven the nature of debt ceiling politics lately, estimating when the federal government will start defaulting on obligations has become a common...
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