The nation’s deficit path is unsustainable. The public debt is likely to increase by $1 trillion per year until 2020, and then increase at an ever increasing rate after that. Far from helping the nation address its exploding deficit, the last two administrations and every congress since 2000 have taken actions that have intensified the problem. It is time for Americans to face the high probability that due most fundamentally to their continuing demand for high spending and low taxes, sometime in the next decade or so one or more catastrophes will strike America. This presentation will lay out the deficit problem, examine the possible consequences of failing to stem the red ink, and examine why the nation’s government seems incapable of taki...
The purpose of this paper is to explore the budget deficit at three different levels of government a...
Comprehensive budget cuts are necessary to reduce the budget deficit. Five proposals are shown for ...
The United States faces challenging budgetary prospects, as do most other OECD countries. The federa...
Concerns about rising budget deficits have been on the political scene for decades. More recently th...
The budget and the economic outlook for 2020–2030 reported by the Congressional Budget Office sheds ...
America is currently involved in one of the worst economic crises of modern times. As alarm increase...
The rush to reduce deficits could cause serious trouble, according to Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia Un...
Washington is awash in red ink, and no one seems willing to make the hard choices needed to set our ...
Explains how federal spending growth is driven by Social Security and Medicare, Medicaid, and other ...
As the U.S. economy has mainly recovered from the 2008 Financial Crisis, with unemployment below 5%,...
This paper deals with several issues regarding the causes and implications of recent and projected U...
The total debt of the United States (US) federal government now exceeds annual Gross Domestic Produc...
Current fiscal policy is unsustainable and large, prospective deficits and debt, driven by "mandator...
Like many Americans, Uncle Sam has a bad habit of spending more than he earns. The federal governmen...
The U.S. is beset by weak economic growth, ballooning debt and stubbornly high unemployment but the ...
The purpose of this paper is to explore the budget deficit at three different levels of government a...
Comprehensive budget cuts are necessary to reduce the budget deficit. Five proposals are shown for ...
The United States faces challenging budgetary prospects, as do most other OECD countries. The federa...
Concerns about rising budget deficits have been on the political scene for decades. More recently th...
The budget and the economic outlook for 2020–2030 reported by the Congressional Budget Office sheds ...
America is currently involved in one of the worst economic crises of modern times. As alarm increase...
The rush to reduce deficits could cause serious trouble, according to Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia Un...
Washington is awash in red ink, and no one seems willing to make the hard choices needed to set our ...
Explains how federal spending growth is driven by Social Security and Medicare, Medicaid, and other ...
As the U.S. economy has mainly recovered from the 2008 Financial Crisis, with unemployment below 5%,...
This paper deals with several issues regarding the causes and implications of recent and projected U...
The total debt of the United States (US) federal government now exceeds annual Gross Domestic Produc...
Current fiscal policy is unsustainable and large, prospective deficits and debt, driven by "mandator...
Like many Americans, Uncle Sam has a bad habit of spending more than he earns. The federal governmen...
The U.S. is beset by weak economic growth, ballooning debt and stubbornly high unemployment but the ...
The purpose of this paper is to explore the budget deficit at three different levels of government a...
Comprehensive budget cuts are necessary to reduce the budget deficit. Five proposals are shown for ...
The United States faces challenging budgetary prospects, as do most other OECD countries. The federa...