‘We’re going to need a bigger boat’ — our budget process is causing our fiscal problemsJuly 10, 2026Doug Branch
Why America’s National Deficit and Debt is Now a Household ProblemJuly 8, 2026Joseph R. McCormack, Ph.D.
One Year Later: Are the Working Families Tax Cuts Working? What the Latest Treasury Data ShowsJuly 7, 2026Matthew Dickerson
America’s Budget Crisis Isn’t a Mystery. It is a Process Problem.April 8, 2026Joseph R. McCormack, Ph.D.
Fiscal Lab Update: Is a 3% Deficit Target the Key to Stabilizing U.S. Debt?April 7, 2026William W. Beach, D. Phil. and Parker Sheppard, Ph.D.
Comment for the Record: “The Best Metric to Reverse the Curse: A 3% Deficit-to-GDP Path to Fiscal Sustainability”March 26, 2026Parker Sheppard, Ph.D.
How a Large Fed Balance Sheet Complicates Congressional Budget ChoicesMarch 13, 2026Parker Sheppard, Ph.D.
The Economic Bomb in the Strait of Hormuz: An Interview with Dr. Bill Beach and Dr. Patrick HoranMarch 6, 2026Patrick Horan, Ph.D. and William W. Beach, D. Phil.
A Preliminary Review & Analysis of the February 2026 CBO Budget and Economic OutlookFebruary 19, 2026Patrick Horan, Ph.D., Joseph R. McCormack, Ph.D. and Michael Schultz
Jobs Data for October and November Show Continued Weakness in U.S. Labor MarketsDecember 16, 2025William W. Beach, D. Phil.
How a CBO Rejuvenation Would Help Congress Evaluate Pro-Growth PoliciesDecember 11, 2025Joseph R. McCormack, Ph.D.
Q&A on How the Government Shutdown Will Affect Reports from the Bureau of Labor StatisticsOctober 1, 2025William W. Beach, D. Phil.
Economic Growth Rates Necessary to Eliminate the Federal DeficitSeptember 15, 2025William W. Beach, D. Phil. and Parker Sheppard, Ph.D.
The Lead With Jake Tapper – Revised U.S. Job Numbers Spark Debate on Data IntegritySeptember 9, 2025William W. Beach, D. Phil.
The August Jobs Report Shows Pronounced Slowing Over the SummerSeptember 5, 2025William W. Beach, D. Phil.
EPIC’s Purchasing Power Monitor: Average Worker Purchasing Power Drops Slightly in JuneJuly 28, 2025William W. Beach, D. Phil.
EPIC’S Monthly Purchasing Power Monitor: Monthly Changes in the CPI Mask the Ongoing Struggle of Workers to Regain Lost Purchasing PowerApril 11, 2025William W. Beach, D. Phil.
