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    Federal Spending on Children Projected to Drop by 25% In Next Decade

    Federal Spending on Children Projected to Drop by 25% In Next Decade

    Full Report Summary "The Urban Institute projected, Federal spending on children will drop about a quarter within a decade, as appropriations for the elderly and rising interest payments on a soaring national debt will squeeze spending on America’s youth. Contributing to the drop are congressional budgeting rules that build in increases for entitlements like Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid, while annual discretionary spending is capped by rules Congress adopted a decad
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