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The US Deficit Commission report in 2010.
11/08/2010
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Panel Chairmen Recommend Cutting Federal Spending by $200 Billion
Wall Street Journal 11.10.2010
Deficit Commission’s $200 Billion in Proposed Spending Cuts
Wall Street Journal 11.10.2010
Deficit Panel's Leaders Push Cuts
Wall Street Journal 11.08.2010
Debt Commission Seeks Social Security Cuts and Tax Increases
New York Times 11.10.2010
Deficit-Cutting Chairmen Call Washington's Bluff
Wall Street Journal 11.12.2010
Wall Street Journal 11.11.2010
Deficit Reduction Plan Draws Scorn From Left and Right
New York Times 11.11.2010
New York Times 11.11.2010
A Panel's Plan to Cut the Deficit
New York Times 11.12.2010
The president's deficit commission: Nice try
Economist 11.13.2010
Another Deficit Plan Targets Taxes
Wall Street Journal 11.17.2010
America's budget deficit: Speak softly and carry a big chainsaw
Economist 11.20.2010
America's deficit: Confronting the monster
Economist 11.20.2010
Washington Post 12.01.2010
As Debt Panel Releases Plan, One Senator Commits
New York Times 12.01.2010
Wall Street Journal 12.02.2010
Deficit Plan Fails to Win Panel Support
Wall Street Journal 12.03.2010
Of Debts and Doubts: Reading the Deficit Panelâs Report
New York Times 12.04.2010
CBO: U.S. budget deficit to reach $1.5 trillion in 2011, highest ever
Washington Post 01.26.2011
Raise Taxes, but Not Tax Rates
New York Times 05.04.2011
New York Times 07.04.2011
Debt Hawk Alan Simpson on the Work Ahead
BusinessWeek 08.04.2011
Why the Debt Crisis Is Even Worse Than You Think
BusinessWeek 07.27.2011
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