Where the Money Comes From. Where It Goes.
CBO baseline vs The Accord — animated fiscal flows with interactive scoring
This view shows the current Congressional Budget Office baseline trajectory. The dashed deficit gap on the left shows federal borrowing. Each spending item receives two flow streams: solid (tax-funded) and dashed (deficit-funded).
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 directly to spending destinations on the right. Flow band width is proportional to dollar amounts. In CBO mode, dashed flows show deficit-funded portions. In Accord mode, use the sliders to adjust policy parameters and watch the flows respond. Dotted outline boxes below the main stack show surplus and trust fund deposits.
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 retires the national debt within 50 years via the Debt Sunset Governor.