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Penn Wharton Budget Model

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  • get_research_itemread-only

    Retrieve one Penn Wharton Budget Model research item by id, canonical url, or kind and slug, with its body text where the site holds body text. Legacy PDF briefs return metadata and a PDF URL with no body — their…

    id: string?, url: string?, kind: string?, slug: string?, bodyCursor: string?, maxChars: integer?

  • list_researchread-only

    List Penn Wharton Budget Model research items filtered by kind, tag, author, and date range. Returns metadata rows, not body text — use get_research_item to read one. Data interactives carry no date, so a since/until…

    kind: string?, tag: string?, author: string?, since: string?, until: string?, includeUndated: boolean?, limit: integer?, cursor: string?, … (list cut; the site may define more)

  • list_research_facetsread-only

    List the content kinds, tags, and authors actually in use across the Penn Wharton Budget Model corpus, with a count for each. Every value returned here filters at least one row in list_research. Legacy PDF briefs and…

  • search_researchread-only

    Full-text search across Penn Wharton Budget Model research. Returns canonical URLs with title, date, summary, and an excerpt. Each result carries matchedOn: "body" when the site holds the full text that matched, or…

    query: string, kind: string?, limit: integer?, cursor: string?

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