Yavin4
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Tue Aug-26-03 09:21 AM
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CBO sees $480 billion U.S. deficit in fiscal 2004 |
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Edited on Tue Aug-26-03 09:23 AM by Yavin4
From the article: , the CBO said the deficit will more than double this year as a percentage of GDP, rising from 1.5 percent in fiscal 2002 to 3.7 percent in 2003. Over the next decade, the CBO expects cumulative deficits of $1.397 trillionhttp://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/newsfinder/pulseone.asp?guid=%7B2F3BFFBF%2DE96F%2D4428%2D985C%2DF23125F24FEC%7D&siteid=mktw
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Tue Aug-26-03 09:44 AM
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1. What I find interesting are all the costs that are NOT included.... |
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in the 480 billion. It just strengthens the fact that the deficit is much larger than the BEST case scenario of 480 billion.
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Tue Aug-26-03 09:52 AM
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2. Yep. It's More Like $650 Billion |
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The big wildcard is Iraq. The Bush administration has not been honest with anyone about the cost of the war and the peace.
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