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As more people gain health insurance coverage, policymakers should focus their efforts on making the health care system more efficient so it can meet the increased demand for services.Oregon has experimented with payment and delivery reforms in Medicaid in ways…


As more people obtain health insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s exchanges and its expansion of Medicaid -- the federal-state program for low-income individuals -- policymakers should focus on ensuring that the health care system can meet the increased demand…


Leaders in both parties say they don’t want to see the United States default on any of its financial obligations, but they have made no apparent progress towards raising the federal debt limit to avoid such a debacle.In a letter…


The State Budget Crisis Task Force says some federal deficit-reduction efforts have aggravated structural problems in the budgets of state and local governments that they have done little to address.Former Federal Reserve Chair and Concord Coalition board member Paul Volcker…


The $1.1 trillion spending bill for Fiscal 2014, signed into law late last week by President Obama, demonstrates that compromise and bipartisan cooperation are still possible in Washington -- so long as the two parties set a very low bar…


Many state and local governments have done little to address growing structural problems in their budgets that have been aggravated by federal deficit-reduction efforts, according to the State Budget Crisis Task Force.The bipartisan organization released its final report last week,…


Health care spending over the past four years grew at the slowest rate in more than half a century, according to a new report by by the Office of the Actuary at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.It says…


Lawmakers hope to finally finish work this week on a $1.012 trillion spending package for Fiscal 2014, which is already three and a half months old. After a number of policy disputes were worked out last weekend, House and Senate…


A new report by the Office of the Actuary at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) found that health care spending over the past four years grew at the slowest rate recorded in more than half a century.…


IRS National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E. Olson released her annual report last week, saying that additional funding could improve revenue collection and customer service. As The Concord Coalition has previously argued, however, a more comprehensive solution would be for Congress…


The national taxpayer advocate, who serves as ombudswoman for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), released her annual report last week, saying budget reductions have “significantly hampered” the agency’s ability to provide top-quality service. (more…)


Congress kicked off the second session of the 113th Congress this week with elected officials still haggling over long-term unemployment compensation while appropriators rushed to complete long-overdue spending legislation.This morning the Senate narrowly voted to proceed with debate on a…

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