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Positive Signs for U.S. Economy

Positive Signs for U.S. Economy

Chart appeared in: Chairman Conrad's Opening Statement During Floor Debate on Republican Budgets (May 16, 2012)

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12/21/12 -

Private Sector Jobs Picture
12/19/12 -

U.S. Is Borrowing 31 Cents of Every Dollar It Spends
12/19/12 -

Last Five Times Budget in Surplus, Revenues Near 20% of GDP
12/19/12 -

Spending and Revenues: 1950-2012
12/19/12 -

Uncertainty in CBO's Projections of the Surplus Under Current Policies (From 2000)
12/19/12 -

Gross Debt as % of GDP Under CBO Alternative Fiscal Scenario
12/19/12 -

White House Budget Offer
12/19/12 -

Other Mandatory Savings Represent 4% of 10-Year Other Mandatory Spending
12/19/12 -

Additional Revenue Increases 10-Year Revenue Collection by 3.2%
12/19/12 -

Possible Compromise from 2001
12/19/12 -

Effective Tax Rate of NYC Janitor vs. Park Ave Building Residents
12/19/12 -

Health Expenditures as Share of GDP
12/19/12 -

Already-Enacted Savings Exceed $1 Trillion
12/19/12 -

Jobs Picture: With and Without Federal Response to Financial Crisis and Recession
12/19/12 -

Health Savings Represent 3.6% of 10-Year Health Spending
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Discretionary Savings Represent 1.7% of 10-Year Discretionary Spending
12/19/12 -

Economic Performance: 2008-2012
12/19/12 -

Taxpayers Wind Up Making $22B off AIG
12/12/12 -

National Commission of Fiscal Responsibility and Reform
12/12/12 -

Compromise Budget Plan