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    Discretionary spending totaled about 35% of US federal budget outlays. Under current law, most discretionary appropriations through 2021 are constrained by the caps put in place by the Budget Control Act of 2011 The Congressional Budget Office has analyzed different alternatives to the automatic deficit reduction under the Act.

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    Effect of the Automatic Spending Reductions in CBO's May 2013 Baseline

    (billions of dollars, by fiscal year)


    2014

    2015

    2016

    2017

    2018

    2019

    2020

    2021

    2022

    2023

    Total,
    2014-2023

    -54
    -29

    -54
    -43

    -54
    -49

    -54
    -51

    -54
    -52

    -54
    -53

    -54
    -53

    -54
    -53

    -55
    -54

    -57
    -55

    -543
    -491

    -1
    -1
    0

    -1
    -1
    0

    -1
    -1
    0

    -1
    -1
    0

    -1
    -1
    0

    -1
    -1
    0

    -1
    -1
    0

    -1
    -1
    0

    0
    0
    0

    0
    0
    0

    -6
    -6
    0

    -55
    -29

    -55
    -44

    -55
    -49

    -55
    -52

    -55
    -53

    -55
    -54

    -55
    -54

    -55
    -54

    -55
    -54

    -57
    -55

    -549
    -497

    -37
    -20

    -37
    -31

    -37
    -34

    -37
    -35

    -36
    -36

    -35
    -36

    -34
    -35

    -33
    -34

    -34
    -34

    -35
    -34

    -356
    -329

    -10
    -10
    0

    -14
    -14
    0

    -14
    -14
    0

    -14
    -14
    0

    -14
    -14
    0

    -14
    -14
    0

    -15
    -15
    0

    -15
    -15
    0

    -5
    -5
    0

    0
    0

    -114
    -114
    0

    -47
    -30
    0

    -51
    -45
    0

    -51
    -48
    0

    -50
    -49
    0

    -50
    -50
    0

    -49
    -50
    0

    -49
    -50
    0

    -48
    -49
    0

    -39
    -39
    0

    -35
    -34
    0

    -470
    -443
    0

    -102
    -60

    -105
    -88

    -105
    -97

    -105
    -101

    -105
    -103

    -104
    -103

    -104
    -103

    -103
    -103

    -94
    -93

    -92
    -90

    -1,019
    -941

    Defense
    Discretionary
    BA
    Outlays
    Mandatory
    BA
    Outlays
    Total, defense
    BA
    Outlays
    Nondefense
    Discretionary
    BA
    Outlays
    Mandatory
    BA
    Outlays
    Total, nondefense
    BA
    Outlays
    Total
    BA
    Outlays

    Source:

    Congressional Budget Office.

    Notes:

    The numbers in this table exclude the effect of sequestration in 2013 and any debt service impact.
    BA = budget authority.
    In CBO's baseline projections, discretionary appropriations between 2014 and 2021 are assumed to be constrained by the caps and automatic spending
    reductions. For 2022 and 2023, discretionary funding is assumed to grow from the 2021 level at the rate of inflation.

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