Proposals, Reports, Analysis


  • The Path to Prosperity: Restoring America’s Promise - The House Budget Committee (3/12)
  • Duplication Report - GAO (2/12)
  • Back in Black - A Deficit Reduction Plan - Senator Tom Coburn, M.D. (7/11)
  • Budget for a Millennial America - Roosevelt Institute Campus Networks (5/11)
  • Investing in America’s Economy - Economic Policy Institute (5/11)
  • Budgeting for Growth and Prosperity - Center for American Progress (5/11)
  • A Balanced Plan for Fiscal Stability and Economic Growth- AEI (5/11)
  • Saving the American Dream - Heritage Special Report (05/11)
  • Red Ink Rising– The Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform (12/09)
  • Getting Back in the Black – The Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform (11/10)
  • Restoring America’s Future– Bipartisan Policy Center – Domenici/Rivlin (11/10)
  • The Moment of Truth- The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform (12/10)
  • President’s 2012 Budget Proposal(02/11)
  • The Path to Prosperity – Restoring America’s Promise – House Committee on the Budget’ Fiscal Year 2012 Budget Resolution (04/11)
  • Summary of House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan’s Budget Proposal– Peter G. Peterson Foundation (4/6/11)
  • The Federal Government’s Long-Term Fiscal Outlook: January 2011 Update – GAO Analysis (3/22/11)
  • Congressional Budget Office’s Preliminary Analysis of President Obama’s Fiscal Year 2012 Budget – Peter G. Peterson Foundation (3/21/11)
  • RSC Budget Proposal (4/7/11)
  • Progressive Caucus People’s Budget FY12 (4/6/11)
  • Opportunities to Reduce Potential Duplication in Government Programs, Save Tax Dollars, and Enhance Revenue – GAO Report (3/11)
  • AEI’s Getting to Deficit Reduction (3/11)
  • Rivlin-Domenici Deficit Reduction Plan Is Superior to Bowles-Simpson in Most Areas But Health Proposal Is Very Troubling (11/10)
  • Tempting Fate: The Federal Budget Outlook - Brookings Report (02/11)
  • Status of the Social Security and Medicare Programs - Social Security & Medicare Boards of Trustee (05/11)

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