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Addressing the Long-Run Budget Deficit: A Comparison of Approaches

Jane G. Gravelle

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Report that examines alternative approaches to reducing the deficit, relating to the immediate issues arising from the Budget Control Act and the expiring tax cuts as well as to ongoing longer term decisions about how to bring the debt under control.

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Report that examines alternative approaches to reducing the deficit, relating to the immediate issues arising from the Budget Control Act and the expiring tax cuts as well as to ongoing longer term decisions about how to bring the debt under control.

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Report that examines alternative approaches to reducing the deficit, relating to the immediate issues arising from the Budget Control Act and the expiring tax cuts as well as to ongoing longer term decisions about how to bring the debt under control.

Key concepts: Debt, Limiting, Deficit spending, Control (management), Public economics, Economics, Economic policy, Federal budget

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