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Center on Budget and Policy Priorities — 125 episodes

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1

The Effect of Chairman Ryan's Radical Budget Plan on Medicare

2

Governors Budgets Proposals: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

3

Radical Medicaid Proposals Could Add Millions to Ranks of Uninsured

4

Basic Facts About State and Local Workers

5

Improving the Delivery of Key Work Supports at this Critical Moment

6

The February Unemployment Report and What It Means for the Economy

7

Tax Cuts Worsening Wisconsin's Budget Problems

8

Examining the President's Budget Proposal for Fiscal Year 2012

9

Troubling Trends in Governors' Budget Proposals

10

CBPP on January Jobs Report

11

The Commerce Department's Report on GDP and What It Means for the Economy and Job Creation

12

Misunderstandings About State Debt and Pensions Create Unnecessary Alarm

13

Debunking False Claims About Health Reform's Impact on Jobs and the Deficit

14

The Impact of the New Budget Rules in the US House of Representatives

15

CBPP on December Jobs Report

16

Rising Need, Falling Funding for TANF Program

17

The Recovery Act is Boosting the Economy

18

Housing Assistance at Risk for Struggling Families

19

CBPP on November Jobs Report

20

The Impact of the Expiration of Federal Emergency Unemployment Benefits

21

Understanding Food Insecurity in the U.S.

22

Key Issues Facing Congress

23

Emergency Unemployment Insurance Benefits Remain Critical

24

CBPP on October Jobs Report

25

State Ballot Initiatives Will Affect Public Services

26

States Continue to Feel Recession's Effects

27

Why There Won't Be a COLA in 2011

28

Deep Poverty Reaches Record High Nationwide

29

CBPP on September Jobs Report

30

Understanding the Social Security Trust Funds

31

What the New Fiscal Year Means for Federal Programs

32

This Week's Health Care Milestone

33

Understanding the Census Bureau's Upcoming Report on Poverty

34

Next Steps on the Estate Tax

35

CBPP on August Jobs Report

36

Upcoming Debate on Middle-Class and High-Income Tax Cuts

37

State Budget Crisis Continues Despite Surpluses

38

Social Security Reduces Poverty

39

What Seniors Should Know About the New Health Reform Law

40

CBPP on July Jobs Report

41

Letting the High-Income Tax Cuts Expire

42

Health Reform Law Improves Access to Preventive Care Services

43

The Need for Extending the TANF Emergency Fund

44

New Fiscal Year Brings More Tough Times for States

45

Property Taxes

46

CBPP on June Jobs Report

47

New Health Insurance Option for Young Adults

48

Unemployment Insurance

49

New Ingredients Raising Costs for “WIC” Program

50

The Recovery Act is Working

51

CBPP on May Jobs Report

52

How the Health Reform Law Reduces the Deficit, Part 2

53

How the Health Reform Law Reduces the Deficit, Part 1

54

Climate Change Legislation and Low-Income Households

55

Health Reform is a Good Deal for States

56

CBPP on April Jobs Report

57

Health Reform Myths & Realities: Episode 5

58

State Budget Cuts Put Education Reforms at Risk

59

Health Reform Myths & Realities: Episode 4

60

Transforming Rental Assistance

61

Health Reform Myths & Realities: Episode 3

62

Health Reform Myths & Realities: Episode 2

63

Health Reform Myths & Realities: Episode 1

64

Federal Income Taxes At Historic Low

65

Tax Trends for the Top 400 Taxpayers

66

Where Do Our Federal Tax Dollars Go?

67

CBPP on March Jobs Report

68

Avoiding Their Share: The Controversy over Amazon and Online Sales Taxes

69

States Can't Stimulate Their Economies By Cutting Taxes

70

Reconciliation and Health Reform

71

The Recovery Act Creates Jobs and Boosts Economy

72

CBPP on February Jobs Report

73

The Hunger Free Schools Act

74

Governors' Budget Proposals and the Economy

75

CBPP on January Jobs Report

76

The ABCs of State Budgets

77

The Earned Income Tax Credit

78

The Long-Term Budget Outlook

79

Robert Greenstein's Testimony on the Long-Term Budget Problem

80

Food Insecurity

81

Poverty and the Recovery Act

82

CBPP on December Jobs Report

83

The Current Status of Health Reform

84

State Budget Crisis Puts Economic Recovery at Risk

85

Update on the Recovery Act

86

Homelessness and Rental Assistance in the Recession

87

The Impact of the Recession and the Recovery Act on Social Safety Net Programs

88

Understanding the Senate Health Reform Bill

89

CBPP on November Jobs Report

90

Disproving Claims that Medicare Cuts Don't Stick

91

The State Policy Fellowship Program

92

The Food Stamp Program

93

Understanding the House Health Reform Bill

94

CBPP on October Jobs Report

95

Maine and Washington Reject TABOR

96

Protecting Low-Income Consumers in Climate Change Legislation

97

Understanding the Senate Finance Committee's Health Reform Bill

98

Climate Change Testimony

99

Low-Income Consumers and the Kerry-Boxer Climate Bill

100

The Safety Net's Response to the Recession

101

TABOR's harmful effect on states

102

Edward Kleinbard and Lily Batchelder at the CAP/CBPP event

103

John Podesta's opening remarks at CAP/CBPP event

104

Robert Greenstein's opening remarks at CAP/CBPP event

105

CBPP on September Jobs Report

106

The Deficit, Debt, and Interest

107

Budget Reconciliation in Congress

108

Examining the 2008 Census Data on Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance

109

CBPP on August Jobs Report

110

Understanding the New Budget Deficit Updates

111

High-Income Surcharge Can Help Pay for Health Reform

112

Correcting Myths About the Stimulus Bill

113

CBPP on July Jobs Report

114

Health Reform: Flaws of the Proposed Free Rider Employer Requirement Provision

115

Improving Consumer Relief in the Climate Change Bill

116

Policy Basic: The Estate Tax

117

Policy Basic: Climate Change Legislation

118

PAYGO Legislation

119

May Jobs Report

120

Strengthening the Federal Housing Voucher Program

121

Social Security and Medicare Trustees' Reports

122

Policy Basic: Where Do State Tax Dollars Go?

123

Examining the President's 2010 Budget

124

Addressing Long-Term Deficits

125

Latest Data on Poverty, Income, and Health Coverage