Statement Statement of Robert Greenstein on the Murray-Ryan Budget Agreement December 11, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Report Budget Deal Is Small in Scale and Falls Short in Some Ways, But Represents Modest Step Forward December 11, 2013 | Joel Friedman , Robert Greenstein , Richard Kogan and Sharon Parrott
Blog Failure to Continue Jobless Benefits Would Undo Budget Deal's Economic Boost December 11, 2013 | Chad Stone
Report Failure to Extend Emergency Unemployment Benefits Will Hurt Jobless Workers in Every State December 11, 2013 | Chad Stone
Report Paying for “Tax Extenders” Would Shrink Projected Increase in Debt Ratio by One-Third December 9, 2013 | Chuck Marr and Nathaniel Frentz
Blog Replacing Sequestration With Equivalent Ten-Year Savings Makes Sense November 20, 2013 | Joel Friedman
Blog CBO’s New Deficit Options Include Good, Not-So-Good Housing Ideas November 14, 2013 | Will Fischer
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
Blog Pursuing “Flexibility” Over Replacing Sequestration Is a Distraction — or Worse November 12, 2013 | Sharon Parrott
Report Chart Book: Deficit Reduction, the Economy, and the Budget Negotiations November 5, 2013 | Krista Ruffini , William Chen , Richard Kogan and Sharon Parrott
Blog If Sequestration Remains, Policymakers Will Have Cut Deficits by Nearly $4 Trillion, Largely Through Spending Cuts October 31, 2013 | Richard Kogan
Report Four Timing Gimmicks That Could Disguise Fiscally Irresponsible Individual Tax Reform October 30, 2013 | Nathaniel Frentz and Chye-Ching Huang
Statement Statement from Robert Greenstein, President, on the Agreement to Reopen the Government and Avert Default October 16, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Blog “Emerging” House Republican Offer Could Spell More Trouble on Shutdown, Default October 7, 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 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
Blog “Debt Prioritization” Is Simply Default by Another Name September 19, 2013 | Paul N. Van de Water
Report Clearing Up Misunderstandings: Sequestration Would Not Be Tougher on Defense Than Non-Defense Programs in 2014 September 18, 2013 | Joel Friedman , Richard Kogan and Sharon Parrott
Blog Long-Term Budget Outlook Challenging But Manageable, New CBO Report Confirms September 17, 2013 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog House GOP Proposal Would Cut Non-Defense Well Below Sequestration Level September 17, 2013 | Joel Friedman
Report Averting a Budget Crisis Is Not Enough: Criteria for Evaluating Fall Budget Proposals September 10, 2013 | Robert Greenstein , Richard Kogan and Sharon Parrott
Blog Don’t Put the Cart Before the Horse by Prematurely Setting a Top Corporate Tax Rate August 5, 2013 | Chuck Marr
Blog Obama Proposal a Clear Step Forward, But Would Be Better with More Revenue July 30, 2013 | Chuck Marr
Blog CBO Immigration Cost Estimate Doesn’t Support Use of “Dynamic Scoring” for Tax Reform July 24, 2013 | Chad Stone
Report Examining the Congressional Budget Office Cost Estimate of the Senate Immigration Bill July 15, 2013 | Chad Stone and Sharon Parrott
