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Debt Ceiling and Healthcare Entitlement Reforms | Open Health Policy
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Measures to Avoid Defaulting on the Federal Debt | The David Webb Show
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‘Team Permanent’ (Mostly) Won the Inflation Debate | National Review
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The Debt Crisis Is Different From What Both Parties Claim | The Federalist Radio Hour
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The Bipartisan Accumulation of $31 Trillion in Debt | National Review's "The Corner"
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The Debt Ceiling, Part 1 | WTIC Radio (CT)
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The Debt Ceiling, Part 2 | WTIC Radio (CT)
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The Debt Ceiling Debate | Newt's World
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The Debt-Ceiling Fight Is a Symptom of Congress’s Disease | National Review's "The Corner"
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We Need to Use the Business Cycle to Pay Down Debt | Mercatus Policy Digest
The level of public debt is $24 trillion, and that is too high. It is so high now that it will likely lower our future standard
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The 2020 Bailouts Left Airlines, the Economy, and the Federal Budget in Worse Shape Than Before
The arguments for bailing out the airlines during the COVID-19 pandemic included the claim that without the subsidies, airlines
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Funding Parental Leave Today with Tomorrow’s Social Security Benefits Won’t Work
“Never let a serious crisis go to waste.” This political maxim is apparently inspiring a flurry of responses to the recent
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Declining Fiscal Multipliers and Inflationary Risks in the Shadow of Public Debt
As in every economic crisis, fiscal stimulus discussions became more prominent during the pandemic-induced downturn of 2020
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The Failure to Establish Effective Rules for Financing U.S. Federal Entitlement Programs
Charles Blahous, in “The Failure to Establish Effective Rules for Financing US Federal Entitlement Programs,” argues that
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Raising Taxes Won’t Fix the Deficit | Discourse
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Inflation in Times of High Debt
A growing number of economists hold the view that the US government’s growing debt is nothing to worry about. They believe this
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Fiscal Sustainability: High Stakes and Low Interest
The “debt ratio” is the federal government debt held by the public as a share of GDP. In recent years, however, economists and
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US Budget Deficit | KRLD Radio (Dallas-Forth Worth, TX)
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Why We Have Federal Deficits: An Updated Analysis
Federal deficits are at historic highs, price inflation is rearing its head, and lawmakers are progressively losing control over