WASHINGTON DC (June 5, 2020) — According to an analysis released on June 4 by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), an extension of increased unemployment benefits would result in more unemployment and lower economic productivity in 2021 and would “weaken incentives to work as people compared the benefits available during unemployment
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