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‘Line’ Items: (Fiscal) New Year’s (Lack of) Resolutions Edition
Read moreShould Old Performance be Forgot, and Never Brought to Mind? – The new fiscal year (2011) began on Friday. Instead of imbibing in champagne, CRFB...
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MARKETWATCH:Week September 27 – October 1, 2010
Read moreThe growth play from September has spilled over into October, although cross-currents are apparent and volatility should be expected. Economic news...
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House Passes Small Business Bill
Read moreToday, the House passed HR 5297, the small business bill that had been stalled in Congress for weeks. It is expected that President Obama will sign it...
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Current Policy Extensions and Growth
Read moreIf lawmakers extended various current policies, as opposed to letting them expire as they are set to under current law, what would happen to economic...
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CBO Reports on ARRA's Continued Impact
Read moreYesterday, CBO released an update on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act’s (read our analysis of it here) impact on unemployment and job growth...
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‘Line’ Items: Back to School Edition
Read moreBack to School – For many kids, parents and teachers today is the first day of school. Congress is still out until after Labor Day, but policymakers...
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Economic Projections in CBO's Budget Update
Read moreSince economic assumptions have such a big effect on fiscal projections, we have compared their new assumptions in the Updated Budget and Economic...
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CBO Releases Update on Budget and Economic Outlook
Read moreToday, CBO released an update to its economic and budget projections for the coming decade, originally reached in February and March. Under its...
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Fannie and Freddie and the Budget
Read moreThe Obama Administration held a conference yesterday discussing how to fix federal housing programs, with the goal of submitting a comprehensive...
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‘Line’ Items: Ghost Town Edition
Read moreWashington Empties Out – With both houses of Congress in recess and the president traveling, Washington feels deserted. The biggest news in DC is...
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This Year (and a Half) In Stimulus
Read moreYesterday, the House passed the $26 billion bill that would extend increased Medicaid matching to states and education funding to prevent teacher...
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‘Line’ Items: War Supplemental Finally Passes; Small Biz Bill Not So Lucky
Read moreHouse Gone, Senate Eyeing the Exit – The House started its six-week recess Friday and the Senate will adjourn at the end of this week. Debate and a...