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Understanding Sequestration
The 2013 budget cuts known as “sequestration” were the first of their kind in more than two decades—and they’ll be with us for years. In fact, sequestration in some form is scheduled to continue annually through 2025, in the hopes … Continue reading
Posted in Budget and Spending, Fiscal Outlook and The Debt, Government Operations
Tagged 101, deficit reduction, explainer, federal spending, FY14, Office of Management and Budget, OMB, reducing the deficit, saving money, sequester, sequestration, SI, spending cuts, what did sequestration do?, what is sequestration?
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