Report House Appropriations Targets Represent Poor Allocation of Insufficient Resources May 21, 2014 | Joel Friedman and Richard Kogan
Blog “Fair-Value” Approach Would Make Student Loan Accounting Less Accurate, Not More April 25, 2014 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Chairman Ryan’s Response to the Center’s Analysis Doesn’t Hold Water April 10, 2014 | Robert Greenstein
Blog Ryan Budget a Path to Adversity for Millions — and Maybe for the Economy Too April 9, 2014 | Chad Stone
Blog Ryan Roundup 2014: Everything You Need to Know About Chairman Ryan’s Latest Budget April 8, 2014 | CBPP
Blog President’s Budget to Propose Building on Murray-Ryan Agreement February 20, 2014 | Joel Friedman
Blog House Changes to Military Pensions Would Violate Key Principle of Recent Budget Deal February 12, 2014 | Joel Friedman
Report Altering Accounting for Federal Credit Programs would Artificially Inflate Costs, Raise Risk of Cuts February 10, 2014 | Richard Kogan
Blog Proposed Changes in Budget Process Would Be Counterproductive February 10, 2014 | Paul N. Van de Water
Report “Generational Accounting” Is Complex, Confusing, and Uninformative February 6, 2014 | Kathy Ruffing , Richard Kogan and Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Funding Bill Stops the Bleeding, But Low-Income Housing Still Needs Intensive Care January 17, 2014 | Douglas Rice
Blog Murray-Ryan Deal Will Only Temporarily Halt Non-Defense Funding Slide December 18, 2013 | Joel Friedman
Blog Replacing Sequestration With Equivalent Ten-Year Savings Makes Sense November 20, 2013 | Joel Friedman
Report Sequestration Replacement Package Should Maintain Parity Principle Set by Budget Control Act November 13, 2013 | Joel Friedman and Sharon Parrott
Report Portman Proposal for Automatic Continuing Resolutions Would Impede Appropriations Process and Could Produce Very Deep Funding Cuts November 12, 2013 | Richard Kogan
Report Chart Book: Deficit Reduction, the Economy, and the Budget Negotiations November 5, 2013 | Krista Ruffini , William Chen , Richard Kogan and Sharon Parrott
Statement Statement from Robert Greenstein, President, on the Agreement to Reopen the Government and Avert Default October 16, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Blog 5 Things That Health Reform's Medical Device Tax Won't Do October 15, 2013 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog IPAB Provides Important Backstop Against Health Cost Growth October 12, 2013 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Potential GOP Demand to End Shutdown Would Undermine Health Reform October 11, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog Ryan’s Proposal: More of What Got Us Here in the First Place October 10, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Blog While Government Remains Shut Down, Republicans Propose Another Committee — And One That’s Not Supposed to Discuss Revenues October 8, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Report “Boehner Rule” Linking Debt-Ceiling Increase to Spending Cuts Is Dangerous Policy October 4, 2013 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Proposed Offset for Medical Device Tax Can’t Offset Anything — It’s a Timing Gimmick October 3, 2013 | Chye-Ching Huang
Blog Don’t Reward the Politics of Blackmail, or We’ll See More Shutdowns October 1, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Blog House Republicans Continue to Use Temporary Funding Bill to Attack Health Reform October 1, 2013 | CBPP
Blog Stone: Political Gridlock and Brinksmanship Threaten Economic Recovery September 25, 2013 | CBPP
Testimony Testimony of Chad Stone, Chief Economist, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Before the Senate Committee on Budget September 24, 2013 | Chad Stone
Blog Don’t Be Fooled: This Year’s Debt Limit Fight Is Frighteningly Different September 20, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
