Restoring Fiscal Sanity -- While We Still Can
Deficits are back, the debt is rising, and the coming election is the last before the baby boom generation begins to retire. Tough policy choices will be needed to get the country back on track, yet politicians continue to postpone making them. This policy forum -- hosted by nine different organizations with varying perspectives -- explored and debated a number of possible options to help address these fiscal challenges before it is too late.
Sponsored By:
Brookings Institution
New America Foundation
Progressive Policy Institute
Urban Institute
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Concord Coalition
Committee on Economic Development
Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
Heritage Foundation
05/18/2004 - 12:05pm
Hyatt Regency Capitol HillValley Forge Room
400 New Jersey Ave, NW
Washington, DCUnited States
Participants
- Will Marshall
President, Progressive Policy Institute - Bill Frenzel
Co-Chair, Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget - John McCain
(R-AZ), United States Senator - Joseph Lieberman
(D-CT), United States Senator - Bob Bixby
Executive Director, The Concord Coalition - Charles Kolb
President, Committee for Economic Development - Stuart Butler
Vice President, Domestic and Economic Policy Studies, Heritage Foundation - Maya MacGuineas
President - Alice Rivlin
Senior Fellow and Director, Greater Washington Research Program, Brookings Institution - Bob Greenstein
Executive Director, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities - William Niskanen
Chairman, Cato Institute - Paul Weinstein
Chief Operating Officer and Senior Fellow, Progressive Policy Institute - Gene Steuerle
Senior Fellow, Urban Institute











