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MY VIEW: Erskine Bowles March 23 2012
Read moreIn a blog post entitled "Don't Let the Perfect Be the Enemy of the Good" on the Committee for Economic Development's new blog Back in the Black...
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The Affordable Care Act At 2 Years Old
Read moreOn this day two years ago, President Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the first of two pieces of legislation that...
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Budget Process Reforms in the Ryan Budget
Read moreThe FY 2013 House Republican budget resolution, which has now been passed by the Budget Committee 19-18, contains a number of sweeping changes to the...
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The Ryan Budget in the Long Term
Read moreAccording to CBO’s report on the budget targets specified by Chairman Ryan and his staff (not a more traditional scoring of policies for whatever...
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Tax Reform in the Ryan Budget
Read moreAs the House Republican budget resolution has come out and alternatives will be sure to follow, CRFB is rolling out a blog series looking at all the...
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Ryan Reprise: House Budget Committee Chairman Releases New Budget
Read moreThis morning, House Budget Committee chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) presented the House Republican budget, one that is similar to last year's budget...
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Fiscal Fact Checker: What Has Happened to CBO's Estimate of the Affordable Care Act?
Read moreCBO's most recent estimate of the insurance coverage provisions of the Affordable Care Act has sparked a debate about how CBO's estimate of ACA has...
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Line Items: March to Madness Edition
Read moreMad, Mad World – There’s enough madness in DC to go around. Lawmakers from opposite parties seem perpetually angry at each other, yet they are moving...
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Washington Post Editorial Board Makes the Case for IPAB
Read moreWith the House of Repressive getting ready to vote on a full repeal of the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB), the Washington Post Editorial...
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CBO and OMB In Tune on President's Budget
Read moreToday, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released its analysis of President Obama's FY 2013 budget proposals. In a somewhat surprising analysis...