Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Shortchange Infrastructure Investments
November 8, 2017
Budget Briefs: The Republican Two-Step Fiscal Agenda
Budget Briefs: The Republican Two-Step Fiscal Agenda
Congressional Republicans this fall are poised to launch step one of a likely two-step tax and budget agenda: enacting costly tax cuts now that are heavily skewed toward wealthy households and profitable corporations, then paying for them later through program cuts mostly affecting low- and middle-income families.
Read our series of briefs on the Republican two-step fiscal agenda:
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Make Most Workers Worse Off
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Leave Most Latinos Worse Off
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Leave Most Women Worse Off
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Leave Most African Americans Worse Off
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Increase Homelessness and Hardship
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Leave Most Elderly People Worse Off
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Hurt People with Disabilities
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Harm Students and Schools
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Threaten Food Assistance Through SNAP
November 6, 2017
Policy Brief
Republican Plans to Cut Taxes Now, Cut Programs Later Would Leave Most Children Worse Off
November 6, 2017
