Under current law, America is set for a fiscal squeeze worth roughly 5% of GDP as the Bush tax cuts and a host of more recent temporary tax reductions expire at the end of this year, and deep cuts to defence and other types of federal spending kick in.

ECONOMIST: The world economy

There is a simpler, more effective way for Washington to help struggling parents: Enact deep tax cuts.

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With deep cuts to council budgets and the prospect of yet more to come, local authorities are having to think ever more creatively about how they deliver their services, forming new partnerships and collaborating more widely.

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Yet there is a risk that in a rush to build up their cash mountains, cuts could be made too fast and too deep when a more targeted approach to surgery is needed.

ECONOMIST: Managing in the downturn

Russia is being rewarded for signing onto an arms control agreement they need much more than we do with far-reaching and ominous concessions (notably, deep cuts in the numbers of U.S. missiles and bombers and restrictions on our strategic conventional arms and missile defenses).

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He balanced it through deep cuts to public and higher education, in addition to forcing public workers to pay more for their health insurance and pension benefits.

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It was on the package of deep spending cuts that Cantor had put on the floor to make the tax increase in Plan B more palatable.

NEWYORKER: The House of Pain

Fortunately for us the opposition to Obama's push for more government control has deep philosophical underpinnings and an impressive array of positive policy alternatives, such as a sound dollar, cuts in tax rates, spending restraints and a host of free-enterprise reforms for health care, including allowing people to shop around the country for health insurance instead of being confined to choices in their respective states.

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