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RT @Neil_Irwin: This is a great paragraph from Alice Rivlin. http://t.co/6CqLqXr2kc http://t.co/leuJbnOA1P

Mar 14

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"It would seem a good time for the government to borrow for long-term investments" such as infrastructure: http://t.co/iAVEWAbpHd

Mar 14

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The Rubio-Lee tax plan can't be taken seriously, and so hints at a troubling direction for the tax reform discussion http://t.co/qfMKfmepp4

Mar 13

Brookings Econ

Job gains have been impressive, but government hiring really has slowed. Is this a problem? http://t.co/gEc7SmUs3u http://t.co/GnP7rmlker

Mar 13

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RT @BrookingsMed: Health spending on health services ^4%, #pharma & other goods ^9%. The latest on #healthspending via Louise Sheiner: http://t.co/9XzjaFdyo3

Mar 13

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RT @BudgetHawks: The panel agrees that something will happen to deal with the #DebtCeiling, whether it be through leadership or crisis. @BrookingsEcon

Mar 13

Brookings Econ

RT @BudgetHawks: .@davidmwessel says he's depressed that we have to have a discussion about the #DebtCeiling. #debtlimit @BrookingsEcon

Mar 13

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What if inflation isn't a threat? Alice Rivlin offers thoughts on monetary & fiscal policy in a post-inflation world: http://t.co/9zUF8gjxh3

Mar 13

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RT @BudgetHawks: The clearest goal here is that we can't have a country that talks about defaulting on debt: @MayaMacGuineas #DebtCeiling @BrookingsEcon

Mar 13

Brookings Econ

RT @BudgetHawks: .@MayaMacGuineas speaking now at our #DebtCeiling event with @BrookingsEcon. http://t.co/pmJaakZD4C

Mar 13

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Tomorrow, we and @BudgetHawks will host a discussion on ending debt ceiling dramas between Congress and the President http://t.co/woBGTcqUqn

Mar 12

Brookings Econ

"Why are we still so focused on fighting inflation?... Are we suffering from cultural lag?" - Alice Rivlin http://t.co/9zUF8gjxh3

Mar 12

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Do major job gains despite slow gov't job growth signal a new normal in public sector hiring? http://t.co/gEc7SmUs3u http://t.co/KnC4DHnzld

Mar 12

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Tomorrow we'll talk about dealing w/ the debt limit & improving its effectiveness as a tool for fiscal responsibility http://t.co/woBGTcqUqn

Mar 12

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"We won’t be doing the next generation any favors by bequeathing crumbling asphalt and leaky water and sewer pipes" http://t.co/iAVEWAbpHd

Mar 12

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RT @BrookingsMed: #HealthPolicy Brief: Medicare needs to embrace a “pay for value” approach. Here's how: http://t.co/vz3cNCi3sY #SGR #docfix

Mar 12

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The cycle of drama surrounding the debt limit has caused some to question whether we should have a debt limit at all: http://t.co/woBGTcqUqn

Mar 11

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RT @hamiltonproj: What share of the unemployed actually benefit from UI? http://t.co/L7rA16TXha #ExpandingJobs http://t.co/Vrgw7XO5tD

Mar 11

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3 proposals from @hamiltonproj can help close the jobs gap if complemented w/ other policies http://t.co/KWSByHpct6 http://t.co/lpOj5K9PwG

Mar 11

Brookings Econ

The Rubio-Lee tax plan loses trillions in revenues over the next decade when estimated using conventional approaches: http://t.co/qfMKfmepp4

Mar 11