2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997-1990 Statement: Robert Greenstein on the Congressional Budget Office�s New Long-Term Budget Forecast 12/13/07 HTML, PDF, 1pp. A Tale of Two Bills: The Labor-HHS-Education and Defense Appropriations Bills Revised 11/16/07 Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 4pp. Labor-HHS-Education Bill � What�s At Stake: The President's Funding Levels Would Weaken Education, Medical Research, and Other Critical Needs Revised 11/16/07 James Horney and Martha Coven HTML, PDF, 9pp. The President�s Misleading Attack on Congress�s Appropriations Plan: Charge of $205 Billion Spending Increase Is a Distortion 11/14/07 Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 2pp. Statement: Robert Greenstein on President's Veto of the Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Bill 11/13/07 HTML, PDF, 1pp. The House Has Complied This Year With Its New "Pay-As-You-Go" Rule: But Greater Challenges Lie Ahead 11/7/07 Richard Kogan and James Horney HTML, PDF, 18pp. What Would It Say about Congress�s Priorities to Waive PAYGO for the AMT Patch? 11/7/07 Aviva Aron-Dine HTML, PDF, 6pp. House AMT �Patch� Bill is Fiscally Responsible: Also Includes Child Tax Credit and Carried Interest Provisions That Would Make the Tax Code More Fair 11/7/07 Aviva Aron-Dine HTML, PDF, 8pp. Joint Statement on the Need for Pay-As-You-Go Discipline Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the Committee for Economic Development, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, and the Concord Coalition 10/30/07 HTML, PDF, 1pp. The Labor � H.H.S. � Education Veto in Context Richard Kogan 10/24/07 HTML, PDF, 2pp. President�s Attack on Congressional Appropriations Plan is Misleading: His Defense Budget is Driving Higher Spending, Not Congress� Modest Domestic Increases 9/24/07 HTML, PDF, 9pp. CBO Analysis Shows Economic Benefits of Fiscal Sustainability Are Large and Nearly the Same Whether Taxes Are Raised or Spending Is Cut 9/10/07 Chad Stone HTML PDF, 5pp. Statement: James Horney, Director Of Federal Fiscal Policy, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities on CBO�s Budget and Economic Projections 8/23/07 HTML PDF, 1pp. Congressional Budget Office Sees No Significant Improvement In Budget Outlook 8/23/07 James Horney HTML PDF, 3pp. Historical Averages Not a Meaningful Benchmark for Future Revenues 8/22/07 Matt Fiedler and Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 10pp. House SCHIP Legislation Would Repeal Dubious �45-Percent Threshold� Provision 7/30/07 Robert Greenstein and James Horney HTML, PDF, 3pp. Testimony of Robert Greenstein Before the House Budget Committee on on Pay-As-You-Go 7/25/07 HTML, PDF, 10pp. The 2008 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Bill: Is the Threatened Veto Justified? 7/18/07 Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 6pp. Smaller Deficit Estimate No Surprise: New OMB Estimates Do Not Support Claims About Tax Cuts 7/11/07 James Horney HTML PDF, 7pp. Statement: James Horney, Director of Federal Fiscal Policy, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, on OMB�s Mid-Session Review 7/11/07 HTML PDF, 1pp. The Effects of the Capital Gains and Dividend Tax Cuts On the Economy and Revenues 7/10/07 Aviva Aron-Dine HTML, PDF, 16pp. The Fight Over Appropriations: Myths and Reality - Most of the Growth Would Go for Military and Homeland Security; Increases Planned for Domestic Appropriations Are Small 6/21/07 Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 8pp. CBO Estimate Shows the Senate Immigration Bill's Budget Impact Is Very Modest Revised 6/6/07 James Horney HTML PDF, 4pp. The Congressional Budget Plan: A Brief Analysis of the Conference Agreement Revised 5/29/07 James Horney, Richard Kogan, and Matt Fiedler HTML PDF, 5pp. Statement: Claim That Congressional Budget Calls for "Largest Tax Increase in History" Is Inaccurate 5/16/07 Robert Greenstein HTML PDF, 1pp. Discretionary Funding Under the New Congressional Budget Plan - a Big Increase or a Modest Offset To Recent Cuts? 5/16/07 Richard Kogan HTML PDF, 4pp. What the 2007 Trustees' Report Shows About Social Security 4/24/07 By Chad Stone and Robert Greenstein HTML PDF, 6pp. Forthcoming Medicare Trustees' Report May Contain Dubious "Medicare Funding Warning" 4/20/07 Robert Greenstein and James Horney HTML, PDF, 2pp. Ryan Budget Plan Would Increase Deficits, Exacerbate Inequality 3/29/07 Richard Kogan HTML PDF, 2pp. Claim That House Budget Calls for "Largest Tax Increase in History" Is Inaccurate 3/28/07 HTML PDF, 1pp. The Alternative Minimum Tax, The President�s Budget, and the Congressional Budget Resolutions 3/28/07 Aviva Aron-Dine and Richard Kogan HTML PDF, 3pp. The House Budget Committee�s Budget Plan: A Brief Analysis 3/22/07 James Horney and Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 5pp. Key Argument Against Applying Pay-As-You-Go To Tax Cuts Does Not Withstand Scrutiny 3/22/07 James Horney and Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 7pp. Joint Statement on the Need for Pay-As-You-Go Discipline Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the Committee for Economic Development, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, and the Concord Coalition 3/21/07 HTML, PDF, 2pp. Economic Effects of the Pay-As-You-Go Rule 3/19/07 Aviva Aron-Dine and Robert Greenstein HTML, PDF, 8pp. The Senate Budget Committee's Budget Plan: A Brief Analysis 3/16/07 James Horney HTML, PDF, 5pp. Statement: Jim Horney and Robert Greenstein Comment On the Senate Budget Committee Plan 3/14/07 HTML, PDF, 2pp. Clearing Up Confusion on the Costs of Covering Uninsured Children Eligible For Medicaid or SCHIP 3/13/07 Edwin Park, Robert Greenstein, and Matthew Broaddus HTML, PDF, 9pp. How Should Policymakers Treat The Budget For Non-Defense "Discretionary" Programs? 3/13/07 Robert Greenstein, Richard Kogan and Matt Fiedler HTML, PDF, 8pp. CBO Estimates President's SCHIP Proposal Would Lead to Large Enrollment Declines and Funding Shortfalls 3/13/07 Edwin Park and Matthew Broaddus HTML, PDF, 2pp. SCHIP Reauthorization: President�s Budget Would Provide Less than Half the Funds that States Need to Maintain SCHIP Enrollment Revised 3/13/07 Edwin Park and Matthew Broaddus HTML, PDF, 6pp. Statement: Robert Greenstein on CBO's Preliminary Analysis of the President's 2008 Budget Request 3/2/07 HTML, PDF, 1pp. Administration Proposal Would Cut Over 300,000 People Off Food Stamps 2/23/07 Stacy Dean and Dorothy Rosenbaum HTML, PDF, 5pp. President's Budget Would Cut Deeply Into Important Public Services and Adversely Affect States 2/21/07 Arloc Sherman, Sharon Parrott and Danilo Trisin Full Report: HTML, PDF, 21pp. State Tables: PDF The Administration Again Proposes to Shift Federal Medicaid Costs to States 2/14/07 Leighton Ku, Andy Schneider, and Judy Solomon HTML, PDF, 10pp. Testimony: Robert Greenstein on Domestic Discretionary Funding Trends Prepared for the House Appropriations Committee 2/14/07 Robert Greenstein HTML, PDF, 12pp. President�s Budget Calls for Deep Cuts in a Wide Range of Domestic Programs: Cuts Start in 2008 and Grow Deeper Over Time 2/8/07 Sharon Parrott and Matt Fiedler HTML, PDF, 8pp. Despite the Rhetoric, Budget Would Make Nation�s Fiscal Problems Worse and Further Widen Inequality Revised 2/6/07 Robert Greenstein HTML, PDF, 6pp. Testimony: Robert Greenstein on Long-Term Budget Projections Before Senate Budget Committee 1/30/07 Robert Greenstein HTML, PDF, 11pp. The Long-Term Fiscal Outlook Is Bleak: Restoring Fiscal Sustainability Will Require Major Changes to Programs, Revenues, and the Nation�s Health Care System 1/29/07 Richard Kogan, Matt Fiedler, Aviva Aron-Dine, and James Horney Press Release: HTM, PDF, 2pp. Summary: HTM, PDF, 4pp. Full Report: PDF, 21pp. Methodology: PDF, 27pp. There Is No General "Entitlement Crisis": In Coming Decades, Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security Will Grow Rapidly, But Other Entitlements Will Shrink As a Share of the Economy 1/29/07 Richard Kogan and Aviva Aron-Dine HTML, PDF, 4pp. New CBO Report Shows Only Modest Fiscal Improvement: Deficits Projected at $2.9 - $3.4 Trillion Over Ten Years If Policies Do Not Change 1/24/07 Robert Greenstein, Jim Horney, and Richard Kogan HTML, PDF, 2pp. Statement: Greenstein on Budget and Health Care Tax Issues in the State of the Union Revised 1/24/07 HTML, PDF, 1pp. How Robust is the Current Economic Expansion? Aviva Aron-Dine, Richard Kogan, and Isaac Shapiro Revised 1/16/07 HTML, PDF, 6pp. Statement by James Horney, Director of Federal Fiscal Policy, on Reinstatement of the Pay-As-You-Go Rule 1/5/07 HTML, PDF, 1pp.