Blog High-Poverty Schools Using New Tool to Streamline Meal Programs December 9, 2014 | Zoë Neuberger
Report Why Budget and Tax Plans Shouldn’t Use Dynamic Scoring December 8, 2014 | Paul N. Van de Water and Chye-Ching Huang
Statement Statement by Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the November Employment Report December 5, 2014 | Chad Stone
Report Policymakers Often Overstate Marginal Tax Rates for Lower-Income Workers and Gloss Over Tough Trade-Offs in Reducing Them December 3, 2014 | Robert Greenstein and Sharon Parrott
Report Boosting Disability Insurance Share of Social Security Payroll Tax Would Not Harm Retirees December 2, 2014 | Kathy Ruffing and Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Boosting Disability Share of Payroll Tax Wouldn’t Threaten Retirees December 2, 2014 | Kathy Ruffing
Report Working-Family Tax Credits Help Over 1 Million Veteran and Armed-Forces Families December 2, 2014 | Bryann DaSilva and Arloc Sherman
Report Tax Extenders Package Is Fundamentally Flawed November 25, 2014 | Chuck Marr and Robert Greenstein
Report Many People Who Auto-Enroll in Federal Marketplace Health Coverage for 2015 Could Pay More Than They Should November 21, 2014 | January Angeles
Blog Auto-Renewal Not the Best Option for Enrollees in Federal Insurance Marketplace November 21, 2014 | January Angeles
Report Ebola Response Is Appropriate Use of Emergency Funding Under Budget Control Act November 18, 2014 | David Reich
Report Non-Defense Discretionary Programs Have Seen Large Cuts and Face More Cuts in 2015 November 18, 2014 | David Reich
Report Senate Approach to 2015 Appropriations Better Protects Domestic Priorities November 18, 2014 | David Reich
Report Budget and Tax Plans Should Not Rely on “Dynamic Scoring” November 17, 2014 | Paul N. Van de Water and Chye-Ching Huang
Blog “Dynamic” Estimates Are Highly Uncertain, Subject to Manipulation November 17, 2014 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Transition Tax to Pay for Infrastructure Isn’t a Repatriation Tax Holiday November 13, 2014 | Chye-Ching Huang
Report Ineffective “Bonus Depreciation” Tax Break Should Remain Expired November 13, 2014 | Chuck Marr and Brandon DeBot
Report Housing Sequestration’s Rising Toll: 100,000 Fewer Low-Income Families Have Housing Vouchers November 12, 2014 | Douglas Rice
Blog Sequestration’s Toll: 100,000 Fewer Low-Income Families With Housing Vouchers November 12, 2014 | Douglas Rice
Blog Letting Tax-Credit Provisions Expire Would Push Millions Into Poverty November 12, 2014 | Chuck Marr
Report SNAP Helps Roughly 1.7 Million Struggling Veterans, Including Thousands in Every State November 11, 2014 | Brynne Keith-Jennings
Blog Progress Against Veterans’ Homelessness Shows Value of Rental Assistance November 10, 2014 | Will Fischer
