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With the Republican National Convention this week and the Democrats’ gathering not far behind, The Concord Coalition has released an updated version of its “Key Questions Voters Should Ask Candidates About Our Nation’s Fiscal Future.” (more…)


President Obama signed legislation last week requiring the administration to report within 30 days on how it plans to implement “automatic” spending cuts that are required next year because a congressional “super committee” failed to agree on a deficit-reduction plan.…


There is growing concern about how congressional procrastination on key budget decisions could already be harming the economy. The concern stems from widespread public uncertainty over what elected officials will do, if anything, about the “fiscal cliff” – a combination…


Cutting back on special tax breaks and broadening the tax base could help reduce federal borrowing, boost the economy and simplify the tax system. So it is important that this fundamental principle of tax reform not be discredited simply because…


Mitt Romney’s selection of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan as his running mate put a spotlight on differences between the two parties over federal budget priorities and how best to put the budget on a more responsible and sustainable course.Since…


Last week the Tax Policy Center (TPC) released this distributional analysis of the Romney tax plan, exploring how the plan could be made revenue-neutral, as Romney has claimed it would be. The TPC analysis found that it is impossible to…


Here are links to some previously published material by The Concord Coalition on proposals by House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, who was named Saturday as Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's running mate. (more…)


This commentary originally appeared on The Concord Square May 31, 2011 (more…)


Congressional procrastination could lead to chaotic decision-making on the federal budget after the November elections, but many economists believe this procrastination is already harming the economy. The damage stems from widespread uncertainty over what elected officials will do, if anything,…


Beginning in January, approximately $109 billion in across-the-board spending cuts are scheduled to automatically take effect. Known in budget policy circles as a “sequester,” these cuts are unusual in that the executive branch directs how the spending cuts occur, as…


The Concord Coalition is partnering with “Face the Facts USA,” a nonpartisan project of the George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs to provide the public with key facts between now and the election. The project also includes…


Rep. Steven LaTourette, an Ohio Republican who has helped lead congressional efforts to build on the work of the bipartisan Simpson-Bowles fiscal commission, last week announced he would not seek re-election.While he plans to continue pushing for fiscal reform for…

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