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<abstract>This report updates a 1992 GAO study (GAO/OCG-92-2) on the long-term
economic impact of the deficit, which concluded that deficit reduction
was the key to America&apos;s long-term economic health. GAO noted that a
path of inaction could not be sustained over the long run.  If
policymakers failed to take the initiatives, the economic consequences
would force action.  GAO identified three forces driving the long-term
growth of budget deficits: health spending, interest costs, and--after
2010--Social Security.  In its current report, GAO uses a long-term
economic growth model to simulate three possible fiscal paths through
the year 2025: (1) no action on the deficit; (2) &quot;muddling through&quot; with
deficits at three percent of gross domestic product, roughly
approximating deficits of recent years; and (3) reaching a balanced
budget in 2002 and sustaining it.</abstract>
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