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- Working Paper
Federal receipts and certain federal outlays regularly respond to cyclical movements in the economy. CBO released a working paper on how it estimates the size of those automatic stabilizers, for both past years and future years.
- Report
CBO's revenue projections since 1982 have, on average, been a bit too high—more so for projections spanning six years than for those spanning two—but their overall accuracy has been similar to that of the projections of other agencies.
- Blog Post
CBO Director Keith Hall spoke to the Board of Trustees for the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation about CBO’s latest long-term projections.
- Presentation
Presentation by Keith Hall, CBO Director, to the American Business Conference.
- Report
In CBO’s updated analysis, extraordinary measures for borrowing additional funds without breaching the debt ceiling will be exhausted and the Treasury’s cash balance is likely to fall below $30 billion in the first few days of November.
- Blog Post
If the debt limit remains unchanged, CBO projects, the Treasury’s cash balance will be entirely depleted sometime in the first half of November, at which time the government would be unable to fully pay its obligations.
- Report
If the debt limit remains unchanged, CBO projects, the Treasury’s cash balance will be entirely depleted sometime in the first half of November, at which time the government would be unable to fully pay its obligations.
- Report
How do CBO's projections of federal receipts and expenditures in the national income and product accounts compare with CBO's baseline projections of revenues and outlays in the federal budget?
- Presentation
Presentation by Keith Hall, CBO Director, at the Macroeconomic Advisers’ 25th Annual Washington Policy Seminar.
- Presentation
This slide deck provides a quick overview of CBO's updated economic forecast published in August 2015. For more details about that forecast as well as the agency’s budget projections published at the same time, see An Update to the Budget and Economic Outlook: 2015 to 2025.