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The Concord Coalition, AEI and Brookings, will lead a forum to discuss a new paper offering a bipartisan plan that builds on the strengths of our mixed system of private and public financing, markets, and regulations to address the root causes driving…

On August 22, 2019, The Concord Coalition partnered with 20/20 Vision to host “The Economy, the Budget and You,” a forum where candidates in the Democratic primary for President of the United States came together to present their roadmaps for…

The Concord Coalition and the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) will lead a forum to present a new report that lays out a productivity-focused agenda for federal science and engineering research and analyzes the effect it will have on GDP growth…

The Concord Coalition will lead a panel discussion on Social Security reform with former US Representative Patrick Murphy and two other nationally renowned experts on Thursday, September 19 at the Economic Forum of Palm Beach County. The luncheon event will…

WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition said today that new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projections of approaching trillion dollar deficits, despite a period of economic growth and low unemployment, points directly to the problem of policymakers abandoning all fiscal restraint. “The…

The Concord Coalition has teamed up with Mindsumo, a leading crowdsourcing platform, to find new and creative ways to engage younger generations on the problem of a growing national debt and help fellow young leaders better relate to the fiscal…

The House and Senate have now passed a bipartisan budget deal. If signed by the president, as expected, the deal would lessen the chances of another government shutdown when the fiscal year ends on September 30th and suspend the debt…

There are some promising recent developments on health care policy in Congress and in the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) that are worth highlighting, despite the recent vote in the House of Representatives to eliminate the “Cadillac Tax.”…