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By 2012, more than 95 percent of new mortgages were federally guaranteed. CBO expects that percentage to drop sharply in coming years under current law.
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CBO projects that, starting in 2015, the highway account of the Highway Trust Fund will have insufficient revenues to meet its obligations, resulting in steadily accumulating shortfalls.
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Under current law, total funding for child nutrition programs will grow from $20 billion in 2013 to $29 billion in 2023, CBO projects.
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Since 2008, during and after the most recent recession, temporary programs have significantly expanded the benefits available to unemployed people.
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Federal Means-Tested Programs and Tax Credits - Infographic
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In this document, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) illustrates effective marginal tax rates under the tax and transfer systems for hypothetical families consisting of a single parent with one child, a married taxpayer with two children, and a single taxpayer with no children. These illustrations supplement the analysis of effective marginal tax rates (hereafter, marginal tax rates) faced by a hypothetical single parent with one child described in Effective Marginal Tax Rates for Low- and Moderate-Income Workers.
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What Accounts for the Slow Growth of the Economy After the Recession? - Infographic
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This file contains data that supplement information presented in CBO’s 2012 Long-Term projections for Social Security: Additional Information (October 2012).
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This table provides supplemental information about policy alternatives that affect the tax code contained in Table 1-5 in CBO’s August 2012 report An Update to the Economic and Budget Outlook: Fiscal Years 2012 to 2022.
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Under current law, a sharp reduction in the federal budget deficit between 2012 and 2013 will cause the economy to contract, CBO projects, but will also put federal debt on a path more likely to be sustainable over time.