This week, on Facing the Future, we began with a review of the oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in Moore vs. United States, a case that could have a big effect on federal government revenues. Our guest was Steven Rosenthal, Senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
Then, Tori Goman, Steve Robinson and I looked at some new numbers on U.S. life expectancy and whether there may be a glimmer of hope that a government shutdown can be avoided in January.
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Students Rise to the Fiscal Challenge
The 2025 Tax Blob
Rhetoric and Reality of Taxing the Rich
The Economics of Immigration
A Democrat's Case for Fiscal Responsibility
Pros and Cons of the Biden Budget
What to Look for in Biden's Budget
Budget Politics Risk a Shutdown (Again)
Monetary Policy at a Crossroads
CBO - U.S. Fiscal Path is Unsustainable
January Jobs Jolt
Biden's Dubious Tax Pledge
A Bipartisan Tax Bill Takes Shape
Looming Fiscal Cliffs in 2025 and Beyond
Consequences of a Broken Budget Process
Fiscal Challenges for the Next Administration
The 2023 Fiscal Review: Running in Place
The Fed Pivots With a Soft landing in Sight
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