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The Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit: History, Purpose, Goals, and Effectiveness
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Budget Debates Matter: The Difference in GOP and Democratic Levels of Discretionary Spending for 2014 Translates into Nearly 1 Million Jobs
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Repealing Sequestration Would Create 900,000 New Jobs in a Year
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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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Social Security’s challenges continue to be modest and manageable
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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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Sequestration, detailed
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Looking ahead on the FY2014 budget
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Many options exist for raising revenue in a smart and progressive manner
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President’s budget “compromises” on job-growth too
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Path to Prosperity? How about Path of Austerity
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The ‘Back to Work’ budget: Analysis of the Congressional Progressive Caucus budget for fiscal year 2014
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Health care costs slow down
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CBO report shows two vastly different baselines moving closer together
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The Bush tax cuts are here to stay
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‘Small business’ and top marginal rates: Tax filers affected by proposed rate increases are not necessarily small, or businesses, or job creators
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An economy that works for the middle class won’t happen on its own
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The fiscal cliff and downgrading U.S. debt
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Investing in America’s economy: A budget blueprint for economic recovery
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Massachusetts voters have the chance to vote on budget priorities
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How much do you really pay in taxes?
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Obama too quiet on job creation track record
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Romney heavily exploits tax loopholes while slamming others for not paying income taxes
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Rising health care costs are an economic, not a budget, problem
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Paul Ryan on Social Security
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Changes in income shares show how preferential tax rates increasingly benefit top filers
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Bush tax cut extension for top brackets would bestow windfall on wealthiest Americans