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The $449 Billion Answer to the Budget Crisis?

The House Budget Committee had a fairly simple question for the Congressional Budget Office (CBO): If the United States immediately opened most federal areas to oil and natural gas development, how much revenue would the federal government realize in various fees and royalties?
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CBO: Opening All Federal Lands To Drilling Won't Do Much For The Deficit

Business & Finance : Business Insider: Money Game (10 months ago)

Opening all Federal lands to oil and gas leasing has long been a point of political contention. The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office put out a report, at the request of Chairman of the House Budget Committee Paul Ryan, that ... Read Post

CBO: The Deficit Has Shrunk Massively Over The Past Year

Politics : Business Insider: Politix (last week)

The federal budget deficit has fallen $220 billion in a year-over-year period, according to the latest monthly budget estimate from the Congressional Budget Office released Friday. According to the CBO, the federal government has ru... Read Post

The Congressional Budget Office Is Super Bullish On Corporate Tax Revenue Starting In 2014

Politics : Business Insider: Politix (last year)

The Congressional Budget Office is out with its projections for 2012, so we're mining it for the things that matter, and here's one — corporate tax revenue. CBO says: In 2012 we're going to see a spike of about 40% ($70 billion) to ... Read Post


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