Blog Criticizing President’s Latest Offer, Speaker Boehner Ignores Reality of Spending Cuts December 19, 2012 | James R. Horney
Blog Greenstein in Foreign Affairs — “Prosperity Isn’t Free: The Fair Way Down the Fiscal Cliff” December 12, 2012 | CBPP
Blog The $90 Billion in Health Savings That We’ve Already Enacted December 11, 2012 | Paul N. Van de Water
Report Media Briefing: Peter Orszag Joins CBPP’s Robert Greenstein to Discuss Tax Rates, Tax Deductions, and the "Fiscal Cliff" December 6, 2012 | Robert Greenstein
Report Non-Defense Discretionary Programs Will Face Serious Pressures Under Current Funding Caps December 6, 2012 | Richard Kogan
Statement Statement of Robert Greenstein, President, in Response to Republican Budget Offer December 4, 2012 | Robert Greenstein
Blog Greenstein on “CBS This Morning”: Deal with “Fiscal Cliff” and Debt Limit Together December 3, 2012 | CBPP
Blog Will High-Income People Work Less if the High-Income Tax Cuts Expire? November 30, 2012 | Chye-Ching Huang
Blog Preserving Low-Income Housing Assistance in Tight Budgetary Times November 28, 2012 | Douglas Rice
Blog For Housing Assistance Recipients, Unbalanced Budget Deal Would Be Worse Than No Deal at All November 27, 2012 | Douglas Rice
Report Deficit Reduction Deal Without Substantial New Revenues Would Almost Certainly Force Deep Cuts in Housing Assistance November 27, 2012 | Douglas Rice
Blog Switching Inflation Measure Makes Sense Only Under Certain Conditions November 26, 2012 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Why Passing the “Middle-Class” Tax Cuts Benefits the Wealthy, Too November 14, 2012 | Chuck Marr
Blog High-Income Tax Cuts Are a Poor Way to Support the Recovery November 12, 2012 | Chye-Ching Huang
Blog Claims About Economic Downside of Ending High-End Tax Cuts Don’t Hold Up November 12, 2012 | Chye-Ching Huang
Blog No Economic Basis for Holding Middle-Class Tax Cuts Hostage to Tax Cuts for Wealthy November 9, 2012 | Chuck Marr
Blog New Revenues Should Be Real, Not Based on “Dynamic Scoring” November 9, 2012 | Paul N. Van de Water
Report Congress Has Cut Discretionary Funding By $1.5 Trillion Over Ten Years November 8, 2012 | Richard Kogan
Report $2 Trillion in Deficit Savings Would Achieve Key Goal: Stabilizing the Debt Over the Next Decade November 1, 2012 | Richard Kogan
Blog Don’t Expect Big Savings on Care for “Dual Eligibles,” New Study Suggests October 31, 2012 | Judith Solomon
Report The Tension Between Reducing Tax Rates and Reducing Deficits October 26, 2012 | Joel Friedman , Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report Payroll Tax Cut and Emergency Unemployment Insurance Still Needed to Support the Recovery October 16, 2012 | Chuck Marr , Chad Stone and Chye-Ching Huang
Report Downturn and Legacy of Bush Policies Drive Large Current Deficits October 10, 2012 | Kathy Ruffing and James R. Horney
Report Moving “Dual Eligibles” Into Mandatory Managed Care and Capping Their Federal Funding Would Risk Significant Harm to Poor Seniors and People With Disabilities October 10, 2012 | Judith Solomon
Blog How Much Would the Obama Budget Reduce the Deficit? Part 2 October 8, 2012 | Paul N. Van de Water
