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    Posted 9/18/2023, 12:04:58 AM

    CBO Forecasts Growing Budget Deficits Over Next Decade, Reaching $2.9 Trillion By 2033

    • CBO projects $1.7 trillion budget deficit for 2023, 13% higher than previous estimate
    • Deficit expected to remain between $1.6 - $1.8 trillion through 2027
    • Deficit projected to reach $2.9 trillion in 2033
    • Economic growth alone won't be enough to bridge deficit gap
    • Policymakers need to make choices on spending cuts or revenue increases
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