The federal budget deficit is projected to reach 120 percent of GDP by 2036 and 175 percent by 2046. This increase is attributed to a combination of tax cuts and increased spending. To address the projected deficit, both tax increases and benefit reductions may be necessary.
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Federal budget deficit projected to reach 120% of GDP by 2036
The federal budget deficit is expected to rise significantly, reaching 120% of GDP by 2036 and 175% by 2046. This situation is driven by tax cuts and increased spending, indicating that tax increases and benefit reductions could be required to manage the deficit.
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A bipartisan summit is the best way to address debt, make Social Security solvent
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Federal budget deficit projected to reach 120% of GDP by 2036