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
Report How the Potential Across-the-Board Cuts in the Debt Limit Deal Would Occur November 22, 2011 | Richard Kogan
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
Blog Republicans’ Latest Supercommittee Offer: $181 in Spending Cuts for Each $1 in Revenue Increases November 18, 2011 | Paul N. Van de Water
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
Blog Non-Defense Discretionary Cuts Could Be Larger With a Budget Deal Than Without One November 15, 2011 | Paul N. Van de Water
Report Balanced Budget Amendment Highly Ill-Advised for Addressing Long-Term Fiscal Problems November 15, 2011 | Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
Report The Composition of Past Deficit-Reduction Packages – And Lessons for the Next One November 15, 2011 | Kathy Ruffing
Blog Jared Bernstein and James Horney Discuss the Perils of a Constitutional Balanced Budget Amendment November 14, 2011 | CBPP
Report Video: Jared Bernstein and James Horney Discuss the Perils of a Constitutional Balanced Budget Amendment November 12, 2011 | Jared Bernstein and James R. Horney
Blog For the Supercommittee, No Deal Is Better Than a Bad Deal November 11, 2011 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Plan from Toomey, Other Republicans Not a First Step Toward Balanced Deficit Reduction November 11, 2011 | CBPP
Report Plan From Toomey, Other Republicans Not a First Step Toward Balanced Deficit Reduction November 11, 2011 | Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report Democrats Offer Significant Concessions November 1, 2011 | Robert Greenstein , Richard Kogan and Paul N. Van de Water
Report Republican Plan Contains Minuscule Revenue Increase Alongside Deep Cuts in Medicare and Medicaid November 1, 2011 | Robert Greenstein , Richard Kogan and Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Congressional Research Service Confirms: “Current U.S. Tax System Violates the Buffett Rule” October 13, 2011 | Chye-Ching Huang
Statement James R. Horney, Vice President Of Federal Fiscal Policy, on President Obama’s Budget Package September 19, 2011 | James R. Horney
Report Media Briefing: Examining the New 2010 Census Data on Poverty, Health Insurance Coverage, and Income September 13, 2011 | Jared Bernstein and Robert Greenstein
Statement James R. Horney, Vice President Of Federal Fiscal Policy, on the Congressional Budget Office Update of Its Budget and Economic Outlook August 24, 2011 | James R. Horney
Blog Chairman Ryan Can’t Have It Both Ways on Taxes and the Debt Limit Deal August 5, 2011 | Richard Kogan
Blog Robert Greenstein and Jared Bernstein Discuss the Debt Limit Deal with MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell August 2, 2011 | CBPP
Statement Robert Greenstein, President, on the Constitutional Balanced Budget Amendments Before the House July 29, 2011 | Robert Greenstein
Blog Greenstein: Both Balanced Budget Amendments Before House Would Threaten Full Faith and Credit of U.S. July 28, 2011 | CBPP
Report Balanced Budget Amendment Would Require More Extreme Cuts Than Ryan Plan July 27, 2011 | Kelsey Merrick , Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report Federal Budget A Constitutional Balanced Budget Amendment Threatens Great Economic Damage July 27, 2011 | Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
Statement Robert Greenstein, President, on House Speaker Boehner’s New Budget Proposal July 27, 2011 | Robert Greenstein
