The document shows graphs and tables outlining the revenue, spending, and deficit impacts of the Ryan budget proposal from 2012-2021. It proposes $5.3 trillion in spending cuts, including a 33% reduction in mandatory programs like food stamps, unemployment benefits, and tax credits. While reducing spending, the budget also cuts $4.6 trillion in taxes, resulting in a $3.3 trillion decrease in budget deficits over the 10-year period.

1. Revenue Impact (2012-2021)
In trillions
Source: CRFB, TPC
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2. Spending Impact (2012-2021)
In trillions
* Does not include additional unspecified spending cuts
Source: CRFB
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3. Key Ryan Budget Cuts
Proposes 33% Reductions in ‘Other Mandatory Programs’:
o Civilian and Military Pensions
o Veterans’ Pensions and Disability Compensation
o Food Stamps
o Unemployment Compensation and Disability Payments
o Earned Income and Child Tax Credits
o Family Support and Child Nutrition
Source: Paul Ryan’s FY 2013 Budget Proposal
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4. Deficit Impact (2012-2021)
In trillions
Source: CRFB, TPC
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