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1. Hearing of the Senate Budget Committee Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices Subcommittee Subject: 'Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices' Chaired by: Senator Kent Conrad (D-ND) Witness: Congressional Budget Office Director Doug Elmendorf Location: 608 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. Time: 10:01 a.m. EST Date: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 (Part 4)

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Legislators -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Office buildings -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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The near-term economic impact of such changes would depend on how the affected business, investment and hiring decisions, households' purchasing power and wealth, and importantly, expectations and uncertainty about future [...]

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2011

2. Hearing of the Senate Budget Committee Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices Subcommittee Subject: 'Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices' Chaired by: Senator Kent Conrad (D-ND) Witness: Congressional Budget Office Director Doug Elmendorf Location: 608 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. Time: 10:01 a.m. EST Date: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 (Part 4)

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Legislators -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Office buildings -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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The near-term economic impact of such changes would depend on how the affected business, investment and hiring decisions, households' purchasing power and wealth, and importantly, expectations and uncertainty about future [...]

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2011

3. Hearing of the Senate Budget Committee Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices Subcommittee Subject: 'Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices' Chaired by: Senator Kent Conrad (D-ND) Witness: Congressional Budget Office Director Doug Elmendorf Location: 608 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. Time: 10:01 a.m. EST Date: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 (Part 4)

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Legislators -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Office buildings -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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The near-term economic impact of such changes would depend on how the affected business, investment and hiring decisions, households' purchasing power and wealth, and importantly, expectations and uncertainty about future [...]

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2011

4. Hearing of the Senate Budget Committee Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices Subcommittee Subject: 'Economic Effects of Fiscal Policy Choices' Chaired by: Senator Kent Conrad (D-ND) Witness: Congressional Budget Office Director Doug Elmendorf Location: 608 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. Time: 10:01 a.m. EST Date: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 (Part 4)

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Legislators -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Office buildings -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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The near-term economic impact of such changes would depend on how the affected business, investment and hiring decisions, households' purchasing power and wealth, and importantly, expectations and uncertainty about future [...]

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2011

5. THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION NORMAN B. TURE SENIOR FELLOW IN THE ECONOMICS OF FISCAL POLICY DR. J.D. FOSTER PREPARED TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SENATE BUDGET COMMITTEE HEARING ON PROMOTING JOB CREATION IN THE U.S., AS RELEASED BY THE COMMITTEE

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State budgets -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic growth -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Law
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TRANSCRIPT September 20, 2011 NEWS EVENT THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION NORMAN B. TURE SENIOR FELLOW IN THE ECONOMICS OF FISCAL POLICY DR. J.D. FOSTER THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION NORMAN B. TURE SENIOR [...]

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2011

6. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH GENE SPERLING, DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL AND ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR ECONOMIC POLICY SUBJECT: THE FEDERAL BUDGET; SPENDING CUTS; RAISING THE DEBT CEILING INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:32 P.M. EDT DATE: THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2011

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MSNBC Cable Network, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Medicare -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Public finance -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Medical economics -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH GENE SPERLING, DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL AND ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR ECONOMIC POLICY SUBJECT: THE FEDERAL BUDGET; SPENDING CUTS; RAISING THE [...]

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2011

7. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH GENE SPERLING, DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL AND ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR ECONOMIC POLICY SUBJECT: THE FEDERAL BUDGET; SPENDING CUTS; RAISING THE DEBT CEILING INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:32 P.M. EDT DATE: THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2011

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MSNBC Cable Network, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Medicare -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Government finance, Public finance -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Medical economics -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH GENE SPERLING, DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL AND ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR ECONOMIC POLICY SUBJECT: THE FEDERAL BUDGET; SPENDING CUTS; RAISING THE [...]

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2011

8. HEARING OF THE SENATE BUDGET COMMITTEE SUBJECT: OUTLOOK FOR THE ECONOMY AND FISCAL POLICY CHAIRED BY: SENATOR KENT CONRAD (D-ND) WITNESS: CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE DIRECTOR DOUGLAS ELMENDORF LOCATION: 608 DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME: 10:00 A.M. EDT DATE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010 (Part 11)

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Legislators -- Political activity -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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You think that, from a policy standpoint -- I won't ask you the political question -- that closing tax loopholes should be a priority in the debt reduction efforts? MR. [...]

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2010

9. HEARING OF THE SENATE BUDGET COMMITTEE SUBJECT: OUTLOOK FOR THE ECONOMY AND FISCAL POLICY CHAIRED BY: SENATOR KENT CONRAD (D-ND) WITNESS: CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE DIRECTOR DOUGLAS ELMENDORF LOCATION: 608 DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME: 10:00 A.M. EDT DATE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010 (Part 11)

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Legislators -- Political activity -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
Abstract

You think that, from a policy standpoint -- I won't ask you the political question -- that closing tax loopholes should be a priority in the debt reduction efforts? MR. [...]

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2010

10. HEARING OF THE SENATE BUDGET COMMITTEE SUBJECT: OUTLOOK FOR THE ECONOMY AND FISCAL POLICY CHAIRED BY: SENATOR KENT CONRAD (D-ND) WITNESS: CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE DIRECTOR DOUGLAS ELMENDORF LOCATION: 608 DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME: 10:00 A.M. EDT DATE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010 (Part 7)

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Legislators -- Political activity -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
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So it really is -- this whole tax debate, in my opinion, is really not what we should be focusing. We should be focusing on the growth of this government [...]

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2010

11. HEARING OF THE SENATE BUDGET COMMITTEE SUBJECT: OUTLOOK FOR THE ECONOMY AND FISCAL POLICY CHAIRED BY: SENATOR KENT CONRAD (D-ND) WITNESS: CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE DIRECTOR DOUGLAS ELMENDORF LOCATION: 608 DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME: 10:00 A.M. EDT DATE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010 (Part 7)

Subjects
Legislators -- Political activity -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Political science
Abstract

So it really is -- this whole tax debate, in my opinion, is really not what we should be focusing. We should be focusing on the growth of this government [...]

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2010

12. Business groups to Congress: raise the debt ceiling, and do it now

Author

Schroeder, Peter

Subjects
Public debts -- Laws, regulations and rules, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic recovery -- Management, Commercial associations -- Political activity, Government regulation, Company business management, Political science
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A coalition of some of the nation's largest business groups delivered a simple, direct message to congressional leaders: Raise the debt limit, and do it promptly. A failure to raise [...]

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2011

13. South Korea to sharply boost budget spending to spur economy

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Public finance -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Budget -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries
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South Korea's government will boost budget spending more than previously planned at least for the next three years to help the local economy better cope with a tepid global recovery [...]

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2014

14. LIPINSKI VOTES AGAINST HOUSE REPUBLICANS' SPENDING PLAN, CITING ITS NEGATIVE IMPACT ON JOBS, THE ECONOMY, AND MIDDLE-CLASS FAMILIES (FEBRUARY 22, 2011)

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Family -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Public debts -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, News, opinion and commentary
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WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the office of Illinois Rep. Daniel Lipinski: Today, Congressman Dan Lipinski (IL-03) voted against the House Republicans' spending bill because it threatens [...]

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2011

15. YES, WE CAN CUT SPENDING: UK LEADS THE WAY IN SLASHING BLOATED GOVERNMENT

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Public finance -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, United States economic conditions -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, News, opinion and commentary
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WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the office of Ohio Rep. John Boehner: Flatly ignoring the will of the American people, Washington Democrats and President Obama have criticized [...]

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2010

16. CORKER VOTES AGAINST MASSIVE 'CR' SPENDING BILL SAYS CONGRESS NEEDS TO 'CHANGE THE CONVERSATION' AND CAP FEDERAL SPENDING

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Expenditures, Public -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Bills, Legislative -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, News, opinion and commentary
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WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by Tennessee Senator Bob Corker: U.S. Senator Bob Corker, R-Tenn., voted against a massive spending bill today citing Washington's unsustainable spending levels and [...]

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2010

17. Hundreds of Amendments and Veto Threat Await House Spending Bill

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Political parties -- Government finance -- Economic aspects, Expenditures, Public -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Bills, Legislative -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Fiscal policy -- Government finance -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Law
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Republican leaders appear confident the House can complete consideration by the end of this week of a fiscal 2011 spending bill that would carve $58 billion from current spending levels, [...]

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2011

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