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Fiscal and Economic News from
Around the Nation
January 2016
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Los Angeles Times
Jan 27, 2016
What to expect (and not to expect) from the Federal Reserve's policymaking meeting
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Wall Street Journal
Jan 21, 2016
What CBO's Debt Projections Suggest About Congress and the Budget Process
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Jan 21, 2016
Nicklaus: Deficit is about to start rising again, but candidates ignore it
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Washington Post
Jan 20, 2016
The presidential candidates have one thing in common — a disregard for our debt predicament
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Wall Street Journal
Jan 20, 2016
Four Takeaways From CBO’s Budget and Economic Outlook
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Jan 20, 2016
Raasch: Debt-and-deficit debate in Campaign '16: What debate?
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Christian Science Monitor
Jan 19, 2016
Federal deficits are back, big time. Here's what D.C. can do.
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NPR
Jan 19, 2016
Once Upon A Time, Congress Cut Deficits; Now CBO Says That's Over
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New York Times
Jan 19, 2016
For Now, Bernie Sanders's Health Plan Is More of a Tax Plan
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Roll Call
Jan 15, 2016
GOP Wants Presidential Candidates to Buy-In to Budget Blueprint
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Washington Post
Jan 14, 2016
Hill Republicans try to figure out just what exactly they’ll be doing this year
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Wall Street Journal
Jan 14, 2016
White House's Furman Flattens 'Innovation Box' Tax Hopes
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Reuters/New York Times
Jan 13, 2016
Fed Report Shows Modest Growth in Many U.S. Areas
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Brookings
Jan 13, 2016
Brookings experts offer federal budget advice to candidates
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International Business Times
Jan 12, 2016
State Of The Union 2016: A Closer Look At Obama's Economy
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New York Times
Jan 12, 2016
In Final State of the Union Address, Obama May Set Aside Convention
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