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That struggle continued Tuesday, as legislators debated an array of new taxes.

In an era of tax cuts, the budget — with its broad-based array of new taxes, tax increases and the end of tax exemptions on services and items including entertainment, clothes, nonprescription drugs, yoga classes, alcohol and tobacco — is at odds with the approach of most states, including neighboring New York and New Jersey.

Argentina is another IMF showcase where, until a few months ago, the IMF had insisted that the government impose a ghastly array of new taxes and levies but then was purported to be mystified as to why the economy was wracked by recession.

He then adds an array of new tax cuts for those at the bottom and middle.

When President Obama unveiled an array of new tax-cut and spending proposals last week, one word was noticeably missing from his speeches: "stimulus".

By James Surowiecki When President Obama unveiled an array of new tax-cut and spending proposals last week, one word was noticeably missing from his speeches: "stimulus".

This budget alone brings an array of new tax incentives, including expanded tax credits for child-care costs, tax credits for employers who provide child care, tax credits for building energy-efficient homes, tax credits for investing in rooftop solar equipment and more tax credits for investing in an urban "empowerment" zone.

The burden of new taxes will soar much higher if sales taxes are raised sharply.

"The array of new regulations and taxes on consumers, investors and businesses will destroy jobs and further undermine the fragile economy," Representative Spencer Bachus of Alabama, the senior Republican on the Financial Services Committee, said.

Their strategy involves granting government broad powers of condemnation to assemble sites for development, an array of new and expanded tax breaks and zoning changes to encourage high-rise development in what are now low-scale neighborhoods.

Specifically, she has proposed an array of new programs, including tax credits to offset out-of-pocket medical costs and new federal assistance with college tuition, that would significantly expand the size and scope of the federal government.