The Budget Process at 50
Budget Process at 50The US federal budgeting process is broken. As the 50th anniversary of the Congressional Budget Act approaches, we created BP50 to provide a platform for fiscal experts from all corners to share ideas and proposals for reform.
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Americans dislike deficits and debt. So why don’t they vote that way?
Editorial note: this piece originally appeared in June on UnderstandingCongress, a project by AEI’s Kevin R. Kosar. It examines some counterintuitive research showing that voters do penalize politicians for fiscal irresponsibility… with the...
Improving the Rules of the Game
Getting the cheese, by any means necessary.
This is the second essay in a two-part series on congressional budget policy, originally appearing in Mercatus’ Discourse Magazine. The first essay, featured on BP50 yesterday, details the rules...
Lesser-Known Budget Facts
Clearly DALL-E has not improved, but this is still a good metaphor.
GMU doctoral candidate and accomplished fiscal-monetary expert Chris Russo published a piece in Discourse Magazine1 in May, “shedding light on some of the lesser-known det...
Reflecting on the Congressional Budget Act
A characteristically (but appropriately) confusing DALL-E metaphor.
After having been away for several weeks, I’m still catching up. Happily, there has been some good work in the fiscal realm recently, as the 50th anniversary of the CBA ap...
Kevin Kosar Talks About CRS
Santi Ruiz has been holding interviews with former high-ups in Congressional support agencies, one of which I reposted last month. However, I missed another good one featuring Kevin Kosar, who spent many years as an analyst, then research m...
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