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They find that under plausible tariff and fiscal policy scenarios, federal debt as a share of GDP could range from 161 to 212 percent by 2056.
Read more here:doi.org/10.1086/742149
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New work in National Tax Journal:
“Debts, Deficits, and Tariffs”
By @kpomerleau and @therealalimelad
@kpomerleau and @therealalimelad explore the long-term budgetary effects of the Trump Administration's tariffs.
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How can economists and budget analysts grade Congress’s management of the deficit?
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New work in National Tax Journal:
“Grading Government: A Deficit Management Scorecard”
By Alan Auerbach and Danny Yagan
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Over the last 30 years, the ratio of public debt-to-GDP in the United States has tripled, reaching nearly 100 percent, a level not seen since World War II.
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New work in the National Tax Journal:
“The evolution of deficits in the United States and implications for debt sustainability”
By Jesse Bricker, William Peterman, and Rebecca Wasyk
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Read more here: doi.org/10.1086/742302
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In the US, both defense and nondefense discretionary spending as shares of GDP have remained roughly stable for several decades. If these patterns persist, they will produce federal deficits larger than official CBO projections by 2036 of roughly 1.5 percent of GDP.
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New work in the National Tax Journal:
“The Federal Government’s Discretionary Spending”
By Karen Dynan, Doug Elmendorf, and Teri Gullo
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Standard models overestimate tax-motivated income shifting. Why? Foreign market conditions (GDP growth, employment, etc.) bias estimates upward by about 33 percent. Adding country fixed effects and estimating domestic profitability address these issues.
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New work in @JournalTax:
“The Foreign Market Effect and Estimating Tax-Motivated Income Shifting”
By Zero Deng and Scott G. Rane
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New work in @JournalTax:
“Importers, Exporters, and Job Creation: A 30-year View to Assess Implications of the 2025 U.S. Tariff Actions”
By Fariha Kamal
Read more here: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10…
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New work in @JournalTax:
“Tariffs as Fiscal Policy”
By Kimberly Clausing and Maurice Obstfeld
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