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Biden s 1st budget proposal spending would top $6 trillion

WASHINGTON The $6 trillion in federal spending that President Biden will propose Friday in his budget request for the coming fiscal year reflects both ambitious goals for reinvigorating the economy through government action and a head-on challenge to his Republican opponents in Congress. By seeking billions of additional dollars for new infrastructure, aid to education, help for middle-class families, new environmental programs and a host of other domestic initiatives, Biden promises to ramp up economic growth and make the United States more competitive globally, boost the long-stagnant incomes of most American workers and combat climate change. And by proposing the largest annual federal budget in constant dollars since World War II, he is laying down a political gauntlet to Republicans who are betting they can obstruct his initiatives and break Democrats’ shaky majorities in Congress in next year’s midterm election.

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President Biden s budget proposal expected to increase the federal debt

President Biden s budget proposal expected to increase the federal debt
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Biden budget expands government s role in economy

The plan, due out Friday, will increase the share of the economy taken up by government spending to nearly 25 percent, according to a report in The New York Times, the highest sustained level of government spending since World War II, when it spiked to 40 percent. In the decades since, it has largely hovered between 15 and 22 percent, with exceptions around major economic catastrophes. ADVERTISEMENT The blueprint is the latest sign of how far the pendulum has swung from the Reagan Revolution, which framed government as an impediment to growth and opportunity. Biden, a self-described moderate, is not only arguing that the government has a role to play in an emergency, but that it should have a sustained role in building infrastructure, reducing inequality and more forcefully supporting families and the poor.

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The Path to Higher, More Inclusive Economic Growth and Good Jobs - Center for American Progress

The Path to Higher, More Inclusive Economic Growth and Good Jobs Getty/Justin Sullivan Julia Cusick Introduction and summary Congress has passed massive COVID-19 relief legislation. Most of the economic discussion surrounding President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan (ARP) focuses on its delivery of urgently needed help to struggling families, businesses, and state and local governments. The primary impact of this legislation is thus on the demand side of the economy. 1 People, businesses, and state and local governments will get more income and therefore raise their spending easy enough. But the ARP should also be seen as an important first step in tackling the lackluster supply side of the economy. An economy can only enjoy healthy, stable growth that generates sufficient jobs and resources for broadly shared prosperity if both supply and demand go up.

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Biden disappoints SALT Democrats, setting up headache for Pelosi

Biden disappoints SALT Democrats, setting up headache for Pelosi
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