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Farewell to QE2
Read moreJune has come to a close. With that also comes an end of the second round of quantitative easing, known as QE2. QE2 started off small in August 2010...
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Getting All A-Twitter on the Budget
Read moreIt’s hard to deny that Twitter has become an important medium, having recently surpassed 300 million registered users. The White House has recognized...
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MY VIEW: Dan Crippen
Read moreIn today's Washington Post, CRFB board member Dan Crippen makes the case for closing the tax loophole for online retailers. Mr. Crippen argues that...
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Understanding the Long Term Budget Projections
Read moreAs if we didn't have enough on CBO's Long Term Outlook last week, we have more long-term budget projections, this time in the form of CRFB's Realistic...
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Senate Armed Services Committee Report
Read moreAs our nation’s debt continues along its unsustainable path, it has become increasingly essential for a comprehensive fiscal plan that targets all...
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GAO Study: Complexity of Tax Code is Costly
Read moreYesterday the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a study on the complexity of the federal tax code at a Senate Finance Committee hearing...
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CRFB's Maya MacGuineas Says U.S. Must Raise Debt Ceiling
Read moreYesterday CRFB President Maya MacGuineas appeared on Bloomberg Television to talk about how imperative it is to address our dire fiscal outlook while...
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CBO Makes the Case for Strict Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) Rules
Read moreIn their recent Long Term Outlook, CBO shows the nation to be on an unsustainable fiscal path if we continue our current policies. Under its...
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MY VIEW: Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson June 2011
Read moreIn a recently published op-ed in The Hill, CRFB board members Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson write that a serious fiscal reform plan must be agreed...
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The Consequences of Default
Read moreLast week the Economist published an article entitled America's debt ceiling: The mother of all tail risks. This article explains what could happen if...