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CBO Analysis Shows Economic Benefits of Fiscal Sustainability Are Large and Nearly the Same Whether Taxes Are Raised or Spending Is Cut
September 10, 2007
The economic benefits of reducing long-run deficits are very large, and there is only a modest difference between the economic effects of shrinking deficits by raising taxes and doing so by cutting expenditures. This is the key conclusion of a recent Congressional Budget Office response to a request from Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH), the ranking … -
Addressing Longstanding Gaps in Unemployment Insurance Coverage
Revised August 7, 2007
Unemployment Insurance (UI) is a joint federal-state program designed to provide temporary income support to workers who have a demonstrated attachment to the labor force and lose their jobs due to a lay-off or for other economic reasons, or who must leave their jobs through no fault of their own. (See the box below for an … -
What the 2007 Trustees' Report Shows about Social Security
April 24, 2007
Executive Summary On April 23, the Social Security Board of Trustees released the 67th annual report on the program’s financial and actuarial status. The report projects that Social Security’s trust fund reserves will be exhausted in 2041, one year later than in last year’s projection. In 2041, Social Security will be … -
CBO Provides New Evidence That the 2001 And 2003 Tax Cuts Have Only Modest Economic Effects and Do Not Pay For Themselves
April 13, 2007
A new analysis by the Congressional Budget Office finds that extending the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts could result in a modest increase in the number of hours that people work. However, any “dynamic” revenue gains associated with the resulting increase in wages and salaries would pale in comparison with the cost of extending the tax cuts. Those …
