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The Effects of Automatic Stabilizers on the Federal Budget
CBO report focuses on the automatic responses of revenues and outlays to developments in the economy—the automatic stabilizers—that reflect cyclical movements in real (inflation-adjusted) output and unemployment.
CBO estimates that automatic stabilizers are adding significantly to the budget deficit now but that their contribution will steadily fade over the next few years. In 2010, CBO estimates, automatic stabilizers added the equivalent of 2.4 percent of potential GDP to the deficit, an amount somewhat greater than the 2.1 percent added in 2009.

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NOTE:
The measured of the effects of the automatic stabilizers on budget outcomes at the federal and state and local levels. For the federal government, the deficit increases about 0.35 percent of GDP for each 1 percentage point deviation of actual GDP relative to potential GDP.  For state and local governments, the deficit increases by about 0.1 percent of GDP.  

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The math is hard, but idea is easy to understand... don't fun4k4n spend what you don't have. 
Or our children will pay the price for your stupidity.