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Congress is expected to forge a compromise on the US debt ceiling to avoid a sovereign debt default, but the decision is unlikely to be made without a fight.
Policymakers are staking their positions on a US debt ceiling compromise, meaning raising, suspending, or repealing the debt limit may come at the cost of federal spending cuts. This report explores what comes next now that mandatory and discretionary federal government spending, along with their defense and nondefense components, are probably all on the table.
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