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January 26, 2021CommentaryThe EITC is good policy worth improving
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January 20, 2021News ReleaseOregon employers rarely pay penalties for stealing wages
January 20, 2021Issue BriefLack of True Penalties Exacerbates Wage Theft in Oregon
January 18, 2021CommentaryHow far we still must go to fulfill Dr. King’s dream
January 14, 2021News ReleaseOregon lawmakers urged to enact transparency to discourage corporate tax avoidance
January 14, 2021ReportCorporate Tax Transparency Is Right for Oregon
January 12, 2021CommentaryToward Prosperity for All Oregonians: Disconnect from Wasteful Federal Tax Breaks
January 6, 2021CommentaryToward Prosperity for All Oregonians: Raise Taxes on Large, Profitable Corporations
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December 1, 2020CommentaryToward Prosperity for All Oregonians: Raise Taxes on the Rich
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