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How might the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affect economic output?

September 19, 2018 by laustin@urban.org

How might the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affect economic output?

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will likely boost economic output modestly in both the short and the longer run, but not all those gains will flow to the incomes of Americans.

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How should distributional tables be interpreted?

December 20, 2015 by kdavis@urban.org

How should distributional tables be interpreted?

Distributional tables provide important and useful information, but keep six key questions in mind to correctly interpret the results.

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What are dynamic scoring and dynamic analysis?

December 20, 2015 by kdavis@urban.org

What are dynamic scoring and dynamic analysis?

Tax, spending, and regulatory policies can affect incomes, employment, and other broad measures of economic activity. Dynamic analysis accounts for those macroeconomic impacts, while dynamic scoring uses dynamic analysis in estimating the budgetary impact of proposed policy changes.

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