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Guest Host: Steve Roberts
Congress has agreed to extend the President’s tax cuts and allow them all to expire on the same day in 2011. Guest host Steve Roberts talks with a panel about how this agreement will affect individuals, the economy, and budget projections, with a look at the likely political ramifications.
Guests
- Robert Bixby Executive director of the Concord Coalition
- Dan Mitchell Senior fellow at the Cato Institute
- Robert Greenstein Founder and executive director of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
- William Niskanen Chairman of the Cato Institute and former acting chairman of President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers
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