Maryland Businesses See the Biggest Return on Their Tax Investment
Though – depending on who you ask — Maryland may or may not be dubbed “business friendly” by the assorted read more
Job Training is Vital to Economic Security for Women
Women play an important role in the success of the Washington region’s economy, and Maryland can do more to foster read more
Casinos Contributed Millions More To Education, Resulting In the State Spending Less
Despite almost $60 million in additional revenue specifically for education spending due to record high casino profits, thousands of Maryland read more
Governor’s Plan for Public Safety Layoffs Takes Wrong Approach
Families will struggle to make ends meet for no good public policy reason under Governor Hogan’s plan to lay off read more
Maryland to be Reimbursed for Failed Exchange; Still Insured Almost 300,000 Residents
The prime contractor responsible for initial problems with Maryland’s healthcare insurance exchange has agreed to pay the state and federal read more
New Reimbursement System Saved Medicare $100 Million in First Year
An alternative way of paying hospitals for care is saving Maryland millions of dollars while providing patients with high quality read more
Medicaid Makes a Difference; Should Remain a Top Priority for Legislators
Providing health care to nearly one in five Marylanders, Medicaid is crucially important to the state’s wellbeing and more than read more
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
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
Statement Opposing House Bill 590
Given before the House Ways and Means Committee
Corporate Tax Cut Would Harm Maryland’s Economic Growth
Because corporate tax cuts read more
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