2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997-1990 Barton-Minge Bill Would Make Profound Changes in Procedures for Dealing With Entitlement Programs Robert Greenstein and Stacy Dean 7/97, 9pp. 7-097, $3.00 Key Issues Relating to the Barton-Minge Bill 7/97, 15pp. 97-096, $4.00 Unconstitutional Budget Balancing: The Constitutional Amendment on Revenues Would Bar the "Coalition" Budget Plan Robert Greenstein (This analysis, as well as 97-020 and 97-019, examine a proposed constitutional amendment to require a two-thirds vote by the House and Senate for any bill that raises federal revenues.) 4/97, 2pp. 97-021, $3.00 Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Revenues Would Impede Deficit Reduction and Protect Special Interest Tax Breaks 3/97, 10pp. 97-020, $3.00 31K-HTML Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Revenues Would Make it More Difficult to Address the Long-Term Social Security and Medicare Crises 3/97, 2pp. 97-019, $3.00 The Balanced Budget Amendment and Social Security 2/97, 5pp. 97-010, $3.00 8K-HTML The Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment: An Overview Robert Greenstein 1/97, 11pp. 97-001, $4.00 43K-HTML If Everyone Agrees We Should Balance the Budget by 2002, What’s the Problem with a Constitutional Balanced Budget Amendment? 1/97, 3pp. 96-040, $3.00 16K-HTML State Balanced Budget Requirements Differ From the Proposed Federal Balanced Budget Amendment Iris Lav and Robert Greenstein 1/97, 5pp. 97-002, $3.00 20K-HTML A Legacy of Debt? The Balanced Budget Amendment and the Next Generation Richard Kogan and Robert Greenstein 1/97, 8pp. 97-003, $3.00 25K-HTML Balanced Budget Amendment Would Significantly Increase Risks of a Government Default Richard Kogan and Robert Greenstein 1/97, 5pp. 97-004, $3.00 21K-HTML Fightingthe Last War: The Nation's Track Record in Controlling Deficits Without the Balanced Budget Amendment Richard Kogan 1/97, 9pp. 97-005, $4.00 Enforcement of a Constitutional Balanced Budget Amendment: Questions Without Answers Richard Kogan 1/97, 6pp. 97-006, $3.00 23K-HTML If Families Balance Their Budgets, Why Shouldn't the Constitution Require the Federal Government To Do So Too? Robert Greenstein 1/97, 2pp. 97-008, $3.00 A Balanced Budget Amendment Could Jeopardize Our Financial Stability Richard Kogan 1/97, 9pp. 95-026, $3.00 The Off-Budget Status for the Transportation Trust Funds Richard Kogan 4/96, 2pp. 96-036, $3.00 The Public Debt Reduction Check-off Proposal Pauline Abernathy 8/95, 4pp. 95-102, $3.00 The Cox Budget Process Reform Bill Pauline Abernathy, Richard Kogan and David Super 7/95, 5pp. 95-088, $3.00 Will Curbs on Unfunded Mandates Protect States from the Impact of a Federal Balanced Budget Amendment? Iris J. Lav and James R. St. George 5/95, 21pp. 95-133, $5.00 What is a Spending Cut? An Analysis of Alternative Concepts Richard Kogan 1/95, 12pp. 95-014, $4.00 House Efforts to Limit Unfunded Mandates Jim St. George 1/95, 6pp. 95-004, $3.00 Budget Control Devices and Health Care Reform David Super 11/94, 23pp. 94-018, $3.00 The Common Cents Budget Process Proposals 10/94, 6pp. 94-022, $3.00 The Stenholm Entitlement Cap Proposal Robert Greenstein and Paul Leonard 7/94, 18pp. 94-012, $6.00 The Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment Robert Greenstein and Paul Leonard 9/93, 27pp. 93-002, $5.00 The National Performance Review Robert Greenstein 9/93, 12pp. 93-006, $5.00 The National Performance Review and Questions About Biennial Budgeting Robert Greenstein 9/93, 6pp. 93-013, $3.00