The Long-Term Budget Outlook
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Projected growth in spending on the federal government's big health and retirement programs -Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security dominates the long-run budget outlook, and that spending is likely to grow significantly faster than the economy as a whole over the next few decades.
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