Historical Data
- Federal outlays in fiscal 2008
- Federal revenues and borrowing in fiscal 2008
- Federal government spending by function, 1962-2007
Outlook Under Current Trajectory
- The long-term budget outlook
- The long-term outlook for the debt
- Factors in projected Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid spending, 2009-2079, as a percentage of GDP
Program Data Under Current Trajectory
- Social Security scheduled spending an tax revenues as a percentage of GDP
- Cumulative Social Security revenue less spending under current-law tax rates and scheduled benefits
- Defense and other domestic spending as a percentage of GDP, 1962-2008
- Federal government revenues as a share of GDP
- Tax revenues as a share of GDP
Outlook Under All Four Sustainable Options
- Projected debt savings from stabilizing the debt-to-GDP ratio in 12 years
- Projected federal spending under the committees four options
- Projected federal debt under the committee’s four options
- Projected federal deficits under the committee’s four options
- Federal health spending under four sustainable budget trajectories and in the baseline
- Defense and other domestic spending as a share of GDP in 2019 under four options
- Current tax structure: top personal income tax rates for the committee’s four options
Social Security Benefits
- Overview of four illustrative Social Security options
- Monthly Social Security benefits for workers who retire at age 65 under current law and under option 1 (in 2009 dollars)
- Monthly Social Security benefits for workers who retire at age 65 under current law and under option 2 (in 2009 dollars)
- Monthly Social Security benefits for workers who retire at age 65 under current law and under option 3 (in 2009 dollars)
Option 1 (low)
- Federal spending and revenues under the Committee’s option 1 (low)
- Deviation from the study baseline for revenues and noninterest outlays under the committee’s option 1 (low)
Option 2 (intermediate-1)
- Federal spending and revenues under the committee’s option 2 (intermediate-1)
- Deviation from the study baseline for revenues and noninterest outlays under the committee’s option 2 (intermediate-1)
Option 3 (intermediate-2)
- Federal spending and revenues under the committee’s option 3 (intermediate-2)
- Deviation from the study baseline for revenues and noninterest outlays under the committee’s option 3 (intermediate-2)
Option 4 (high)
- Federal spending and revenues under the committee’s option 4 (high)
- Deviation from the study baseline for renues and noninterest outlays under the committee’s option 4 (high)