Governor Hogan Says No To The Red Line
Baltimore City will receive none of the $2 billion dollars Governor Hogan pledged to spend on transit in the state read more
One of The Strongest Paid Sick Leave Policies In The Nation Becomes Law in Montgomery County
Working Families in Montgomery County got a big boost when County Executive Ike Leggett signed a new paid sick leave read more
Maryland Begins New Budget Year With Much Still to Be Determined
The new state budget takes effect July 1 with a number of important details as yet still undecided – leaving read more
Key Tax Credits Help Working Fathers and Boost Maryland Economy
The approach of Father’s Day is a good time to recognize the importance of two key tax policies that help read more
With Affordable Care Act Comes Big Jump In Marylanders With Health Insurance
The share of Marylanders with health insurance grew at nearly twice the national rate over the past year, showing the read more
High Cost of Higher Education
The increasing cost of higher education forces many Marylanders to borrow large sums to finance their education, creating a drag read more
Productivity and Real Hourly Compensation
For much of the 20th century, workers increased their productivity and were compensated accordingly, but today’s workers aren’t so lucky. read more
Baltimore’s school lunches reveal the city beneath the riots
Benjamin Orr is the executive director of the Maryland Center on Economic Policy. A Baltimore resident, he said his drive read more
Maryland Immigrants Pay Millions into State Revenue System and Contributions Increase Post Immigration Reform
Undocumented workers already pay many local and state taxes, particularly the sale tax and property tax. Two recent executive actions read more
Tax Day 2015! Let’s Celebrate Our Investments
On April 15th our taxes are due and it’s a good time to pause and consider what we’ve invested in. read more
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