Apr 11, 2012 | Blog Paper Press Release
A Short History of CRFB's Budget Simulators
Congressional Quarterly's John Cranford has a nice profile of CRFB's "Stabilize the Debt" budget simulator. If you have not done so already...
Budget Simulator
Nov 15, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
The New York Times's Own Budget Simulator
The New York Times released their own "budget puzzle" over the weekend, allowing users to try to eliminate the primary deficit (the deficit...
Nov 2, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
Dallas Morning News Readers Try the Stabilize the Debt Simulator
Our Stabilize the Debt budget simulator, which allows users to try their hand at deficit reduction, has become an important tool for understanding...
Oct 14, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
Decision Time
The new fiscal year has begun without a budget blueprint or any spending guidance enacted; the fiscal year 2010 deficit has been pegged at around $1....
Jul 9, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
The Budget Simulator on Politico
Here's CRFB's Chris Dreibelbis with Politico's Patrick Gavin, talking about our Stabilize the Debt! budget simulator. Watch out for the simulator...
Jul 8, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
Americans Have Their Say on Budget Choices
As Washington struggles with confronting the mounting federal debt, the public has been given the opportunity to register their thoughts through CRFB...
Jun 28, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
Our "Sexed Up" Website
In his Sunday Wonkbook post, Ezra Klein highlighted CRFB’s Stabilize the Debt interactive online game, which allows visitors to pick and choose...
May 20, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
Glad You Like Stabilize the Debt! Help Us Make it Better
We are so pleased our Stabilize the Debt! simulator has been met with such a positive response. Thanks for all your emails and thanks Derek, thanks...
May 19, 2010 | Blog Paper Press Release
As Congress Sidesteps The Budget, You Can Step In
CRFB encourages you to check out our budget simulator: Stabilize the Debt! It's no secret that America's finances are a mess. The problem of our...