Now, Besson and Treasury people, as well as a lot of scoring models, that same score. And so that dynamic model was accurate. Now, Applying [a dynamic scoring model] to the OB3, that's 4 trillion in revenue that they're not taking into account. If we grow at an annualized 3% rate rather than CBO's 1.8% rate. And on that basis, it will generate $4 trillion and make a significant difference in terms along … (04:56–05:03)
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Asserts that a dynamic scoring model would account for 4 trillion in revenue not considered by CBO.
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