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Each year, after the President releases his annual budget request in February, CBO analyzes the budget proposals and, using its own estimating procedures and assumptions, projects what the federal budget would look like over the next 10 years if those proposals were adopted. CBO usually provides those results in two parts: First, the agency presents an examination of the proposals’ budgetary impact without considering their effects on the economy.
- Report
CBO has analyzed the proposals contained in the President's budget for 2012, which was released in February 2011.
- Data and Technical Information
Budget projections for the Analysis of the President's Budgetary Proposals for Fiscal Year 2012.
- Data and Technical Information
- Blog Post
Today CBO released a preliminary analysis of the proposals contained in the President’s budget for fiscal year 2012 and their estimated effects on federal revenues, outlays, and budget deficits. This analysis does not include an assessment of the macroeconomic effects of the President’s proposals, which will be addressed in a more comprehensive report that CBO will release in April. The Key Points
- Report
This report presents a preliminary analysis of the proposals contained in the President's budget for fiscal year 2012 and their estimated effects on federal revenues, outlays, and budget deficits.
- Data and Technical Information
- Data and Technical Information
- Data and Technical Information
Selected Budget Projections
- Blog Post
This afternoon CBO released a report presenting its analysis of the budgetary proposals contained in the President’s budget request for fiscal year 2011. This report provides more detail than the preliminary analysis that CBO released on March 5, which was discussed in a blog entry that same day. Our latest report differs slightly from the earlier one because it incorporates the impact of some legislation that has recently been enacted.