Governor Taking the Wrong Approach to Economic Development
Governor Hogan’s proposals for rejuvenating Maryland’s manufacturing industry would create an uneven playing field for businesses and set a bad read more
Put the Public Ahead of Politics
An Open Government Demands Prior Notice of Budget Cuts
A change in an important aspect of Maryland’s annual state budget read more
Corporate Tax Break Would Be Bad For Business
By Benjamin Orr and Jim Racheff
This week, the Maryland Economic Development and Business Climate Commission suggested that Maryland should read more
Three Things to Watch for in the Governor’s Budget Proposal
Tomorrow, Gov. Larry Hogan is due to release his proposed budget for the state fiscal year that begins July 1. read more
The 2016 Legislative Session Begins
Decisions made during the 2016 legislative session, which begins today, will affect the prosperity of average Marylanders for years to read more
Maryland Casinos Get Rich While Public Schools Struggle
December marked one of the most profitable months on record for Maryland casinos— which generated more than $95 million in read more
Legislation in 2016 Session Could Provide Opportunity for Baltimore Families
Maryland state leaders seem ready to begin addressing the systemic problems in Baltimore communities that played a key role in read more
Women in Maryland Pay More in Taxes as a Share of Their Incomes
Because women in Maryland typically earn less than men, they are more likely to pay a higher percentage of their read more
Prince George’s County Efforts to Attract New Businesses Must Create More Opportunity for Residents
Prince George’s County has seen steady economic growth over the last five years as county leaders have made a concerted read more
Hospital Jobs Program Provides Economic Opportunity for Baltimore Residents
An agreement by Maryland hospitals to create 375 jobs for Baltimore residents is a good example of how government and read more
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