Blog Reischauer “Strongly Opposes” House Bill to Inflate Cost of Federal Credit Programs January 24, 2012 | CBPP
Blog Proposed Changes in Congressional Budget Process Wouldn’t Help Fiscal Discipline January 24, 2012 | CBPP
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
Report Romney's Charge That Most Federal Low-Income Spending Goes for "Overhead" and "Bureaucrats" Is False January 23, 2012 | Robert Greenstein
Report Biennial Budgeting: Do the Drawbacks Outweigh the Advantages? January 20, 2012 | Robert Greenstein , 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’s Wrong: Federal Low-Income Program Dollars Go Overwhelmingly to Beneficiaries January 12, 2012 | Robert Greenstein
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
Blog Taking Stock of the Safety Net, Part 6: It Works, But It Doesn’t Do Enough December 21, 2011 | Indivar Dutta-Gupta
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 House Republican Unemployment Insurance Proposal Acts As If Economic Slump Is Over December 9, 2011 | Chad Stone
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
Blog Extending Payroll Tax Cut Would Keep 1.1 Million People Out of Poverty December 2, 2011 | Arloc Sherman
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 Chad Stone Testifies on Why Tax Reform is Not an Effective Tool for Speeding Up the Economic Recovery November 17, 2011 | Chad Stone
Blog The False “Family Analogy” Argument for a Balanced Budget Amendment November 16, 2011 | Robert Greenstein
