Daniel Armin

This article analyzes the Big Beautiful Bill Act (BBB Act) and its potential impact on the U.S. federal budget deficit, emphasizing risks of higher debt, borrowing costs, and long-term economic strain, particularly for students and low-income families. While it acknowledges arguments that tax cuts may stimulate growth and broaden the tax base, it concludes that most evidence points toward increased deficits over the next decade.

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