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Dynamic Scoring of Fiscal Notes y g An attempt to predict the impact of An attempt to predict the impact of fi fi fiscal policy changes by forecasting


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DynamicScoringofFiscalNotes y g

Anattempttopredicttheimpactof Anattempttopredicttheimpactof fi l li h b f i fi l li h b f i fiscalpolicychangesbyforecasting fiscalpolicychangesbyforecasting theeconomicreactionstothepolicy theeconomicreactionstothepolicy h change change

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TheCurrentDebate

St ti i d t t k i t t ll St ti i d t t k i t t ll

  • Staticscoringdoesnottakeintoaccountall

Staticscoringdoesnottakeintoaccountall fiscalimpactsgeneratedbytaxchanges fiscalimpactsgeneratedbytaxchanges tax tax t l i t l i cutsmayalsoincreaserevenues cutsmayalsoincreaserevenues

  • Dynamicscoringposesanumberofproblems

Dynamicscoringposesanumberofproblems Cannotaccuratelymeasurefuturechanges, Cannotaccuratelymeasurefuturechanges, impactisrelativelysmall,etc. impactisrelativelysmall,etc.

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Philosophies,PoliticsandProjections p , j

One’s view of the usefulness or value of dynamic scoring can One’s view of the usefulness or value of dynamic scoring can One’sviewoftheusefulnessorvalueofdynamicscoringcan One’sviewoftheusefulnessorvalueofdynamicscoringcan bedirectlytiedtoone’spoliticalorphilosophicalleanings bedirectlytiedtoone’spoliticalorphilosophicalleanings

  • Conservativeversusliberaltendencies

Conservativeversusliberaltendencies M di thi k t k d d i i t ti M di thi k t k d d i i t ti

  • Media,thinktanksandadministrations

Media,thinktanksandadministrations

  • JointSelectCommitteeonDeficitReduction

JointSelectCommitteeonDeficitReduction

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Issues

  • Assumptions
  • Assumptions
  • Consistency
  • Comparability
  • Controls
  • Guidelines
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Questions Q

  • Will it impact legislative desire to enact or

Willitimpactlegislativedesiretoenactor rejectaparticularpolicychange?

  • Can future impact be predicted and
  • Canfutureimpactbepredictedand

defined?

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CurrentUseinUtah

Raisingthecigarettetax:

  • Static measure of the increase

Staticmeasureoftheincrease

  • Costperpacktimesthecurrentvolumeofsales
  • Dynamicmeasure

y

  • Reductioninsalesvolumeduetoincreaseinprice
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ChallengesofStaticScoring g g

  • Timing

Timing

  • Complexity/MultipleAgencies

i l i

  • DisputeResolution
  • DefinedGuidelines
  • Followup
  • Historical Basis or Trend

HistoricalBasisorTrend

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ApplyingChallengestoDynamicScoring pp y g g y g

  • Timing

Timing

  • Complexity/MultipleAgencies

i l i

  • DisputeResolution
  • DefinedGuidelines
  • Followup
  • Historical Basis or Trend

HistoricalBasisorTrend

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CanaBalanceBeAchieved?

Static Dynamic Static Scoring Dynamic Scoring C th f d i i ( i il t h t i d Cantheuseofdynamicscoring(similartowhatisdonenow withstaticscoring)beeffectivelyusedtopredictwithany accuracythefutureeconomicimpactofachangetorevenue

  • rcosts?
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CanaBalanceBeAchieved?

Static Dynamic Static Scoring Dynamic Scoring Li it d l ti l ll i i t b Limiteduseonrelativelysmalleconomicimpactsmaybe beneficialifusinggenerallyagreeduponassumptions

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WhatIsNeeded?

  • Moreresearch
  • Independentgrouptooversee

p g p

  • Standardsetofguidelines

Themorethatassumptionsorbiasenterthe equations,themoreunreliablearetheresults q ,

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Remember

Thevaluewegainfrom dynamicscoringoffiscal y g noteswillbeindirect proportiontotheeffortand p p timeweputintoit