Dynamic Fiscal Model
DNA v21 · CBO baseline vs The Accord · Interactive scoring
This view shows the current Congressional Budget Office baseline trajectory. All tax revenue flows into the central General Fund bar, and all GF spending flows out. The hatched overlay at the bottom of the GF bar shows the deficit — spending that exceeds revenue.
Ring-fenced flows (Social Security, healthcare premiums) bypass the General Fund entirely, flowing through their own trust or directly to spending.
Switch to The Accord to see how the NAA restructures these flows, eliminates the deficit, and unlocks interactive sliders.
How to read this diagram: Revenue sources on the left flow into the central General Fund bar. Spending flows out of it to the right. The flow band widths are proportional to dollar amounts at a fixed scale. Ring-fenced flows (Social Security, healthcare premiums, carbon) bypass the GF entirely, flowing through their own trusts or directly to spending destinations.
Key insight: Under the current CBO trajectory, growing deficits and compounding interest consume an ever-larger share of the budget. The Accord eliminates private health insurance premiums, consolidates revenue through broader instruments, and generates a structural surplus used to retire the national debt.