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The Budget Lab at Yale is a non-partisan policy research center dedicated to providing in-depth analysis of federal proposals for the American economy.

Katılım Mart 2024
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Richard Rubin
Richard Rubin@RichardRubinDC·
This is a good explainer of how the Van Hollen plan works. And the moving visual in post 3 below is mesmerizing and oddly calming. It's like watching the tax code inhale and exhale.
Ricco@riccoja

New @The_Budget_Lab report on the Van Hollen tax plan, below. Lots of analysis out there is based on last week's WaPo article, which didn't offer many details. The actual proposal is for an alternative _maximum_ tax, not a new deduction. These are different policies! [1/5]

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Ricco
Ricco@riccoja·
New @The_Budget_Lab report on the Van Hollen tax plan, below. Lots of analysis out there is based on last week's WaPo article, which didn't offer many details. The actual proposal is for an alternative _maximum_ tax, not a new deduction. These are different policies! [1/5]
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CSPAN
CSPAN@cspan·
Yale Budget Lab Exec. Dir. @marthagimbel on the shrinking appeal of U.S. debt: "We are currently the boyfriend at the beginning of the Hallmark movie in the big city, where the girlfriend is still going out with him even though she knows that it's wrong."
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Abhi Gupta
Abhi Gupta@abhiecon·
New analysis from @The_Budget_Lab: Deficit spending isn't free---it shows up in your mortgage rate. We estimate that fiscal policy since 2015 has raised borrowing costs by ~$2,500/year for a family buying a median-priced home, or $76,000 over the life of a 30 year mortgage.
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Martha Gimbel
Martha Gimbel@marthagimbel·
Last month we got revisions for job growth in previous months, which showed that (as expected) job growth was weaker in 2025 than had previously been recorded. So, what is actually happening with the labor market? 1/
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The Budget Lab@The_Budget_Lab·
Listen to NPR's All Things Considered @scottdetrow's interview with @The_Budget_Lab's @marthagimbel: "You need to remember that technological related labor market disruption is not instantaneous. It happens in the context of IT policies, company concerns about liability and broader economic growth trends. I think it's really important to keep all of those things in mind when talking about what jobs are going away, what jobs are becoming more popular, and how fast this may happen." npr.org/2026/02/23/nx-…
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Martha Gimbel
Martha Gimbel@marthagimbel·
New estimates from @The_Budget_Lab including the possibility of 15% section 122 tariffs (which at the moment I believe only exist in tweet form). Everyone tip @riccoja so he doesn’t have to pay taxes on it. Only a slight movement up in overall ETR which reflects the exemptions.
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PBS News
PBS News@NewsHour·
After the Supreme Court struck down President Trump's global tariffs, he pledged to keep most of them in place through other means. For more on what the ruling and the president's response mean for the economy, @IAmAmnaNawaz speaks to @NatashaRSarin.
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