As a nonpartisan, grassroots organization, The Concord Coalition’s primary engagement method for more than 28 years has been ...
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Policymakers in Washington have responded to the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic with a remarkable display of ...
On June 4, roughly 25 young professionals gathered together (remotely), stared at computer screens and watched an animated ...
It seemed to go without saying, but on Monday June 8th, the Business Cycle Dating Committee of the ...
The Congressional Budget Office recently revised its forecast of key economic variables that drive the agency’s projections of ...
On June 6, 1944, D-Day, General Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. landed with his troops on Utah Beach in Normandy ...
One silent victim of the coronavirus pandemic is the 2020 congressional legislative agenda. As the virus took hold ...
Moving rapidly to pass the next installment of COVID-19 pandemic relief, on May 15 the U.S. House of ...
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Every month, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office looks back at revenue and expenditures for the prior month, analyzes ...
Smith, with the Concord Coalition, and others who lament Congress didn’t take advantage of the pre-pandemic years of growth to eliminate deficit spending and lower the national debt said not doing so after the pandemic has passed threatens to increase inflation and crowd out private borrowing.