Blog Coming Federal Education Cuts Will Hurt Schools, Especially Poorer Ones February 14, 2012 | Michael Leachman
Blog Video: Jared Bernstein and Richard Kogan Discuss the Budget, Debt, and the Economy February 11, 2012 | CBPP
Report Video: Jared Bernstein Discusses the Budget, Debt, and the Economy with Richard Kogan February 10, 2012
Blog No Spending Cuts in 2013, But Bigger Cuts Later, Under Senate Proposal February 7, 2012 | James R. Horney
Report House Spending-Cap Bills Would Enact Radical Ryan Budget Into Law February 6, 2012 | Paul N. Van de Water
Testimony Testimony of Jared Bernstein Before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce February 1, 2012 | Jared Bernstein
Blog On “Territorial” Taxation Issue, Don’t Ignore U.S. Workers’ Interests January 24, 2012 | Chuck Marr
Report Requiring Joint Budget Resolution Could Lead to Gridlock on Appropriations and Shift Power to the Executive Branch January 24, 2012 | James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Blog Three Things for Congress to Remember When Voting on the Debt Limit January 18, 2012 | Richard Kogan
Blog Romney Tax Plan: Cuts Taxes for the Rich, Hurts the Poor, Raises Deficits January 5, 2012 | Chuck Marr
Report Coming Reductions in Discretionary Funding Will Be Larger For Non-Defense Programs than Defense Programs January 3, 2012 | Richard Kogan
Report Senate’s Balanced Budget Amendment Could Force Deep Cuts in Aid to States December 14, 2011 | Kelsey Merrick and Richard Kogan
Blog OECD: Tax and Spending Policy Can Push Against Rising Inequality December 13, 2011 | Chye-Ching Huang
Blog Federal Pay Freeze Proposal Obscures Likely Cuts in Domestic Funding December 12, 2011 | Richard Kogan
Blog Senate Balanced Budget Amendment Goes Far Beyond European Budget Rules December 6, 2011 | Chye-Ching Huang
Report The Senate’s Balanced Budget Amendment Would Require Extreme Budget Cuts December 5, 2011 | Richard Kogan and Kelsey Merrick
Blog Senate Balanced Budget Amendment an Extreme Version of a Bad Idea December 5, 2011 | Richard Kogan
Report How the Across-the-Board Cuts in the Budget Control Act Will Occur December 4, 2011 | Richard Kogan
Blog GOP Payroll Tax Proposal Would Mean Even Bigger Cuts in Discretionary Programs December 2, 2011 | CBPP
Report Republican Proposal To Pay For Payroll Tax Extension Would Increase Already Severe Cuts In Discretionary Programs December 2, 2011 | James R. Horney
Testimony Robert Greenstein, President, on “A Balanced Budget Amendment: The Perils of Constitutionalizing the Budget Debate” November 30, 2011 | Robert Greenstein
Report Amash Constitutional Spending Cap Would Radically Shrink Federal Budget November 28, 2011 | Richard Kogan
Blog 50/50 Split on Defense/Non-Defense Cuts the Result of GOP’s No-Tax Position November 22, 2011 | Robert Greenstein
Report How the Potential Across-the-Board Cuts in the Debt Limit Deal Would Occur November 22, 2011 | Richard Kogan
Blog Orszag Is Right: Locking in Bush Tax Cuts Not Worth a $1.2 Trillion Supercommittee Deal November 21, 2011 | Robert Greenstein
Report Latest Democratic Offer Includes Further Compromise, Matches Overall Numbers of Toomey Proposal; Republicans Reject It November 19, 2011 | Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report GOP Tax Proposal Risks a Substantial Tax Shift From High-Income Households to Low- and Middle-Income Households November 18, 2011 | Chuck Marr and Chye-Ching Huang
Blog Republicans’ Latest Supercommittee Offer: $181 in Spending Cuts for Each $1 in Revenue Increases November 18, 2011 | Paul N. Van de Water
Testimony Chad Stone, Chief Economist, at Hearing on “Could Tax Reform Boost Business Investment and Job Creation” November 17, 2011 | Chad Stone
Blog The False “Family Analogy” Argument for a Balanced Budget Amendment November 16, 2011 | Robert Greenstein
Report Program Cuts Under a Balanced Budget Amendment: How Severe Might They Be? November 15, 2011 | Richard Kogan
