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Thomas Proposal to Suspend the Taxation of Unemployment Benefits
Would Provide No Immediate Stimulus and Favor Higher-Income Unemployed
Workers over Lower-Income Workers
Wendell Primus, Robert Greenstein, and
Nicholas Johnson
12/7/01
15K-HTML,
34K-PDF, 4pp.
Fact Sheet: The Centrist Coalition's Disappointing Stimulus
Proposal
John Springer
12/6/01
9K-HTML,
31K-PDF,
2pp.
Increase in Unemployment Over Past 12 Months Exceeds Increase
During Any 12-Month Period of the Last Recession
Wendell Primus and Jessica
Goldberg
12/4/01
18K-HTML,
28K-PDF, 2pp.
The Disappearing Surplus
Richard Kogan and Robert
Greenstein
12/3/01
7K-HTML,
29K-PDF, 1pp.
Survey Shows Most States Would Not Use Unemployment Insurance Funds
They Would Receive under House Stimulus Bill To Expand or Extend
Unemployment Benefits
Wendell Primus
12/2/01
7K-HTML,
28K-PDF, 2pp.
Number of Individuals Exhausting Unemployment Insurance Benefits
Already Up Sharply
Isaac Shapiro
11/26/01
32K-HTML,
31K-PDF, 3pp.
Unemployment Insurance as Economic Stimulus
Peter Orszag
11/15/01
9K-HTML,
35K-PDF,
2pp
Strengthening Unemployment Benefits Would Be Much More Effective in
Saving Jobs than Most Corporate Tax Cuts
Peter Orszag
11/14/01
9K-HTML,
29K-PDF, 2pp.
Fact Sheet: Where Has All the Surplus Gone?
John Springer
11/14/01
7K-HTML,
34K-PDF,
2pp.
The Administration's Stimulus Proposal: Is it a Sound and Balanced
Package?
Robert Greenstein and Joel
Friedman
Revised 11/6/01
50K-HTML,
70K-PDF,
9pp.
pub. # 01-178, $3.00
Where Has All the Surplus Gone?
Richard Kogan
11/1/01
46K-HTML,
89K-PDF, 11pp.
pub. # 01-196, $4.00
How Much Unemployment Assistance Is Provided under the Bill the
Ways and Means Committee Has Approved?
Wendell Primus
10/24/01
43K-HTML,
56K-PDF, 10pp.
pub. # 01-189, $3.00
How Large are the Appropriations Funding Increases Agreed to by
Congress and The President?
Richard Kogan
10/19/01
25K-HTML,
37K-PDF, 4pp.
pub. # 01-183, $3.00
Statement of Joseph Stiglitz at Center on Budget and Policy
Priorities Press Conference
10/12/01
17K-HTML,
78K-PDF,
5pp
Fact Sheet: The Administration's Stimulus Proposal: Is it a Sound and Balanced
Package?
John Springer
10/12/01
10K-HTML,
72K-PDF, 2pp
Observations on a Stimulus Package
Robert Greenstein
10/4/01
15K-HTML,
38K-PDF, 4pp.
pub. # 01-176, $3.00
Non-Defense Appropriations and the Congressional Budget
Plan
Richard Kogan
9/20/01
30K-HTML,
87K-PDF, 6pp.
pub. # 01-161, $3.00
CBO Projects Near-Term Deficits Outside Social
Security
Joel Friedman and Richard Kogan
Revised 9/10/01
31K-HTML,
87K-PDF, 7pp.
pub # 01-156, $3.00
Special Report Series:
Analyses of OMB Mid-Session Review
9/3/01
45K-HTML
The Disappearing 2001
Surplus: Tax Cuts, Budget Increases, and the Economy
Richard Kogan and Robert Greenstein
Revised 8/28/01
59K-HTML,
60K-PDF,
9pp.
pub # 01-155, $3.00
Budget Effectively Drops
Administration Initiatives Promised in Campaign to Help Strengthen
Families and Assist At-Risk Children
Wendell Primus and Robert Greenstein
8/23/01
7K-HTML,
26K-PDF,
2pp.
pub # 01-153, $3.00
Administration
Mid-Session Estimates Exclude Likely Costs,
Inflate Ten-Year Surplus Estimates by $800 Billion or
More
Joel Friedman
8/22/01
25K-HTML,
44K-PDF,
6pp.
pub # 01-154, $3.00
Administration Removes
Funding from Budget for Must-Pass Tax Item it Says it Still Supports:
Omission Needed to Avoid Showing Budget Dipping into
Social Security Trust Fund in 2002
Robert Greenstein
8/22/01
4K-HTML,
25K-PDF,
1pp.
pub # 01-152, $3.00
House Passing Additional
Tax Cuts Without Offsets
8/13/01
5K-HTML,
24K-PDF,
1pp.
pub # 01-134F, no charge
How Realistic Are the
Discretionary Funding Levels in the President's Budget and the
Congressional Budget Resolution?
Cynthia Perry and Richard Kogan
8/3/01
53K-HTML,
54-HTML,
8pp.
pub # 01-136, $3.00
Administration Critique of Center Analysis Does Not Withstand
Scrutiny
Robert
Greenstein and Peter Orszag
8/3/01
16K-HTML,
35K-PDF,
4pp.
pub # 01-135, $3.00
Social Security and the
Tax Cut: The 75-year Cost of the Tax Cut Is More than Twice As Large
as the Long-term Deficit in Social Security
Peter Orszag, Richard Kogan, and Robert
Greenstein
8/2/01
32K-HTML,
55K-PDF,
6pp.
pub # 01-133, $3.00
House To Consider
Additional Tax Cuts Without Offsets
Joel Friedman, Sam Elkin, and Richard
Kogan
8/1/01
43K-HTML, 57K-PDF,
10pp.
pub # 01-134, $3.00
Fact Sheet: How Much of The Surplus Remains After The
Tax Cut?
John Springer, Robert Greenstein, and
Richard Kogan
6/27/01
13K-HTML, 32K-PDF, 2pp.
01-115F, no charge
How Much of The Surplus Remains After The
Tax Cut?
Richard Kogan, Robert Greenstein, and
Joel Friedman
Revised 6/27/01
48K-HTML, 63K-PDF, 10pp.
01-115, $3.00
As a Share of the Economy
and the Budget, U.S. Development and Humanitarian Aid
Would Drop to Post-WWII Lows in 2002
Isaac Shapiro
6/18/01
Press Release: 13K-HTML,
35K-PDF, 3pp.
Full Report: 68K-HTML,
62K-PDF, 14pp.
01-119, $4.00
Under President's Budget, Education Funding Would Grow
5.3 Percent - The Claimed 11.5 Percent Increase is a
Distortion
Richard Kogan
Revised 4/24/01
69K-HTML,
99K-PDF, 6pp
Budget Request for WIC is Insufficient
Budget Would Likely Cause More Than 100,000 of Children to Be Turned
Away
Robert Greenstein
Revised 4/24/01
23K-HTML,
26K-PDF, 6pp
The Emergency Reserve and the Administration's Budget
Robert Greenstein
4/12/01
8K-HTML,
73K-PDF, 2pp
The Myth of the 4 Percent Spending Increase: A Closer
Look Shows the Bush Budget Cuts Domestic Appropriations
Richard Kogan
Revised 4/11/01
29K-HTML, 30K-PDF, 8pp.
Fact sheet: 6K-HTML, 34K-PDF, 1pp.
Is Education the Administration's Top Budget
Priority?
Robert Greenstein
4/3/01
32K-HTML, 37K-PDF, 6pp.
Following the Money: the Administration's Budget
Priorities
Robert Greenstein
Revised 4/3/01
Full Report: 79K-HTML,
81K-PDF, 15pp.
Fact sheet: 18-HTML,
24K-PDF, 5pp
The Budget Plan Reported by the House Budget Committee: Some Key
Aspects
Richard Kogan and James Sly
Revised 3/30/01
38K-HTML,
78K-PDF, 7pp
House Ways and Means Action to Date Adds $300
Billion to Cost of Administration's Tax Cuts
Joel Friedman, Richard Kogan, and James
Sly
3/23/01
21K-HTML,
79K-PDF, 5pp
In Bush Budget, Tax Cuts for
Top One Percent Are Larger than Health, Education, and All Other
Initiatives Combined
Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
3/2/01. 3pp.
12K-HTML, 19K-PDF
The Administration's Budget:
Gaps Between Rhetoric and Reality
Robert Greenstein, Richard Kogan, and Joel Friedman
3/1/01. 4pp.
13K-HTML, 22K-PDF
The Administration's Budget
Reserve: Do the Numbers Add Up?
Robert Greenstein, Richard Kogan, and Joel Friedman
3/1/01. 2pp.
9K-HTML, 18K-PDF
Heritage Response to Center
Analysis of Cost of Bush Tax Cut Does Not Withstand Scrutiny
Robert Greenstein and Joel Friedman
2/26/01. 9pp.
27K-HTML, 32K-PDF
Taking Down the Toll Booth
to the Middle Class? Myth and Reality Governing the Bush Tax Plan and
Lower-income
Working Families
Robert Greenstein and Isaac Shapiro
Revised 2/6/01.
35K-HTML, 48K-PDF, 9pp.
SURPLUSES OR DEFICITS?
Projections of a Large Budget Surplus Are Surrounded by a High Degree
of Uncertainty
Richard Kogan
2/6/01. 3pp.
12K-HTML, 31K-PDF
CBO Assumes Faster Economic
Growth than It Had Previously, and Therefore a Larger Ten-Year
Surplus
Richard Kogan
Revised 1/31/01. 4pp.
16K-HTML, 26K-PDF
What the New CBO Projections
Mean: Can the New Surplus Projections Accommodate a Large Tax Cut?
Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
1/31/01. 14pp.
109K-HTML, 70K-PDF
AVAILABLE BUDGET SURPLUS IS
SMALLER THAN MANY REALIZE: Concord Coalition and Brookings Experts
Join in Releasing New Center Analysis
Robert Greenstein
1/8/01. 3pp.
11K-HTML, 25K-PDF
Can the New Surplus
Projections Accommodate a Large Tax Cut?
Robert Greenstein
1/4/01. 14pp.
55K-HTML, 57K-PDF
