First - these are not predictions. They're estimates. Estimates are numbers extrapolated from the government plans. It's a spreadsheet - not a crystal ball. If this - then that. Mathematics. If the government actually does what it has signed into law - then we can expect this outcome for the budget.
Second - a war or new pandemic could massively throw out ALL economic models and budgets.
So where does that leave us?
1. If this - then that. Is the program you are receiving so willingly reliable? Moral? To be endorsed?
2. Other real world disruptions are possible - but usually make matters even worse than predicted!
Unless you can find a credible agency that has actually DEBUNKED where this report reads the BBB wrong - then you're in denial and are magic handwaving.
You fulfilled the cookie meme.
You've eaten the cookie, and are replying with cookie filled fluffy assertions, not cold hard facts and data.
"Smell good, don't they!"
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