How Democrats can tackle affordability without breaking the budget
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In the United States, Democrats are one of the two main political parties and often debate how the federal government should respond when everyday costs rise. Affordability can include the cost of housing, food, healthcare, childcare and energy, which affects household budgets in different ways.
The federal budget sets out government spending and income, mainly from taxes. Policies to lower costs may require public spending or change tax revenue, so proposals are often weighed against their effects on borrowing and the national debt.