To Advance Racial Justice, State Policymakers Should Harness the Power of Improved Data Practices
As Maryland’s new governor, legislature, and other elected leaders prepare to begin a new term, many are bringing with them read more
Report: Less Than 1% of Marylanders Hold Over $901 Billion in Wealth
Tackling wealth inequality through the tax code can boost economic opportunity
A tiny fraction of Maryland families hold a staggering read more
MDCEP Statement: Healthy Revenue Forecast Is an Opportunity to Strengthen Maryland Communities
Maryland Center on Economic Policy President and CEO Benjamin Orr issued the following statement in response to the September revenue read more
New Report Shows Romney Child Tax Credit Proposal Falls Short for Low- and Moderate-Income Marylanders
Nationally, Plan Would Leave 1 in 4 Children Worse Off Compared to Current Law and Help Half as Many Low-Income read more
New Maryland Data Show the Pandemic’s Toll on the Mental Health and Well-Being of Children and Families
There is an urgent need to address youth mental health as 1 in 8 young people in Maryland deal with read more
Statement: Supreme Court Decision on Abortion Undermines Racial, Economic, and Gender Justice
Maryland Center on Economic Policy President and CEO Benjamin Orr issued the following statement in response to the Supreme Court read more
MDCEP Statement in Response to Recent Mass Shootings
Maryland Center on Economic Policy President and CEO Benjamin Orr issued the following statement in response to recent mass shootings read more
MDCEP Becomes State Partner in National KIDS COUNT Network
The Maryland Center on Economic Policy (MDCEP), a nonprofit organization that works to build broadly shared prosperity through research-backed policy, read more
Report: Underinvestment in State Programs is Harming Maryland Workers
Maryland’s workforce development programs are falling short in many areas, according to new analysis from the Maryland Center on Economic read more
MDCEP lauds House passage of Build Back Better Act as huge step forward to improve Marylanders’ lives
Now, Senate must quickly pass the bill to deliver for people in Maryland
The Maryland Center on Economic Policy released read more
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