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Federal Budget Policy

Events

"Can the Pentagon Be Fixed? ," March 13, 2009 [Policy Forum]

"Do Government Spending and Tax Rebates Stimulate Growth?," December 18, 2008 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"McCain and Obama: Comparing Their Economic Platforms," July 15, 2008 [Policy Forum]

"The Massachusetts Health Plan: A Progress Report," June 28, 2007 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"Who Owns Your Health Care?," June 22, 2007 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"Health Savings Accounts: Not Entirely Consumer Directed (Yet)," May 24, 2007 [Policy Forum]

"Curing the Trust Crisis in Health Care," April 20, 2007 [Policy Forum]

"The Federal Budget Outlook," February 14, 2007 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"A Standard Deduction for Health Insurance: Something New under the Sun?," February 2, 2007 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"Is the Massachusetts Health Plan a Model for the Nation?," May 23, 2006 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"Healthy Competition: What’s Holding Back Healthcare and How to Free It," November 29, 2005 [Book Forum]

"Downsizing the Federal Government," November 15, 2005 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"The Republican Pork Explosion," September 23, 2005 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"A Minority Viewpoint: The Need to Battle Bipartisan Support for Big Government," June 29, 2005 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"Unstacking the Deck: The Need for Budget Process Reform," May 25, 2005 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"The Grand Old Spending Party: How President Bush and the Republican Congress Became Some of the Biggest Spenders in History," April 28, 2005 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"Short vs. Long Term Thinking: Incorporating the Long-Term Fiscal Outlook into the Myopic Budget Process," April 6, 2005 [Capitol Hill Conference]

"The Republican Revolution 10 Years Later: Smaller Government or Business as Usual?," March 22, 2005 [Capitol Hill Briefing]

"Making Coverage Affordable through a Nationwide Marketplace for Health Insurance," March 1, 2005 [Policy Forum]

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