Search results for sequestration (119)
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Repealing Sequestration Would Create 900,000 New Jobs in a Year
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What is Smart about Budget Cuts that Push More People into Poverty?
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What We Read Today
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Gearing Up for the Next Debt Ceiling Fight
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Cutting federal funding hurts state and local budgets and economies
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Recent impacts on grant funding to state-level programs
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Europe’s Self-Defeating Austerity
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States lose $5.1 billion in grants due to sequestration
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Economic policy is largely being driven by obstructionism, not economic advisers
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News from EPI › States lose $5.1 billion in grants due to sequestration
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What do current federal funding levels in the wake of sequestration mean for state budgets?
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Differences between House Republicans’ and Senate Democrats’ proposed funding allocations reveal their priorities
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Ongoing disaster evident in too many states
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Sequestration, detailed
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Looking ahead on the FY2014 budget
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Sequester cuts to Emergency Unemployment Insurance Compensation will likely cost around 30,000 jobs
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Winning the intellectual debate on austerity while losing the policy debate
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Dangerous targets: Why setting a specific deficit reduction target would worsen the economic and fiscal situation
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Reinhart and Rogoff couldn’t justify austerity before it was debunked
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How far from full recovery are we, Part II: Housing to the rescue?
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How far from full labor market recovery are we? Part I
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State economies navigating troubled waters as federal sequestration takes a toll
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Many options exist for raising revenue in a smart and progressive manner
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What we read today (Tax Day edition)
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The Obama budget’s misguidedly lower revenue target
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President’s budget “compromises” on job-growth too
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Where’s the Change?
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How High Should Top Income Tax Rates Be? (Hint, Much Higher)
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The unemployment rate is hugely underestimating slack in the labor market
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A review of the economic research on the effects of raising ordinary income tax rates: Higher revenue, unchanged growth, and uncertain but potentially large reductions in the growth of inequality