State of Working Maryland 2013
Executive Summary
Amid the slow and uneven recovery from the Great Recession and the gridlock that has become the norm read more
Commentary: Minimum wage and Earned Income Credit go hand in hand
Maryland Reporter, February 7, 2014
This commentary is in response to Monday’s column by Barry Rascovar, “Do-gooders know best about read more
Statement Regarding the Impact of Social Safety Net Programs on Poverty in Maryland
Given before the House Appropriations and Senate Budget and Taxation Committees
Poverty is Sixth Largest County, but Investments Make a read more
Statement in Support of HB 198 – EITC Expansion
Increasing Maryland’s Refundable EIC Would Reduce Inequality
Given before the House Ways and Means Committee
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Estate Tax Relief Seems on Track in Annapolis
Democratic Leaders Adopt Idea Long-backed by Republicans
Benjamin Orr, executive director of the Maryland Center on Economic Policy, said that read more
Maryland Pays High Costs for Federal Immigration Enforcement
Jailing suspected undocumented immigrants at the request of federal officials costs Maryland and its localities hundreds of thousands of dollars read more
Statement Opposing House Bills 170 and 199
Corporate Tax Cut Would Harm Public Services, Hurt Economic Growth, and Increase Inequality
Given before the House Ways and Means read more
Cutting the Corporate Income Tax Will Not Bring Broad Prosperity to Maryland (Snapshot)
The Cost of a Corporate Tax Cut is Not Worth the Price
Creating the conditions for a strong state economy read more
Cutting the Corporate Income Tax Will Not Bring Broad Prosperity to Maryland
A corporate income tax cut would rob Maryland of crucial resources for higher education, transportation and other services vital to read more
Instant Analysis of the Proposed FY 2015 Budget
Governor O’Malley introduced his Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 budget plan on January 15th, which will be the last budget proposed read more
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