Higher Education is a Good Investment, but Debt Hurts Grads’ Economic Prospects
As students graduate from colleges and universities across Maryland, many are entering the next phase of their lives saddled with read more
Study: Recent EITC Expansion in MD will Make Taxes More Fair, Reduce Inequality
Working Marylanders with the lowest earnings will pay slightly less of their income in taxes — 9.9 percent compared to read more
Documentary Raises Four Big Issues About Poverty
Last week, the Maryland Center on Economic Policy participated in a screening of the documentary “American Winter,” an evocative film read more
Statement in Support of HB 198 – EITC Expansion
Increasing Maryland’s Refundable EIC Would Reduce Inequality
Given before the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
The Maryland Center on Economic read more
Putting the Issue to Rest – Why Automatic Minimum Wage Increases Make Sense
Raising Maryland’s minimum wage to $10.10 an hour is vital to the state’s economic prospects, but – as legislation proposed read more
Statement in Support of SB 354 – Renter’s Tax Credit
Expanding the Renter’s Tax Credit is an important first step toward providing relief to residents as housing costs continue to read more
Statement in Support of HB 968 – Earned Sick Leave
Earned sick and safe leave is good for Maryland’s workers and their employers, as well as the health and economy read more
Statement in Support of SB 331- Raising the Minimum Wage
Raising Maryland’s Minimum Wage Benefits Workers and Economy
Given before the Senate Finance Committee read more
Statement in Support of HB 295- Raising the Minimum Wage
Raising Maryland’s Minimum Wage Benefits Workers and Economy
Given before the House Economic Matters Committee read more
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
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