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Jeff Thompson

Jeff Thompson is an economist and policy analyst with the Oregon Center for Public Policy and principal author of Making Sense of Spending and Taxes in Oregon, available at www.ocpp.org. He can be reached at [email protected]

May 13, 2004Issue BriefOregon’s Long Climb Back for Jobs
May 2, 2004CommentaryWe Interrupt This Repetition for a Few Facts...
April 13, 2004ReportThe Real Squeeze
February 26, 2004Issue BriefJob Recovery Continues to Elude Oregon
February 3, 2004CommentaryA Guide to Deception in the "Over-spending" Case
December 21, 2003ReportPreventing Self-Inflicted Wounds
December 12, 2003Issue BriefContinued Misery, Not Recovery
December 1, 2003CommentaryOregon Workers Will Add to Their Coal Collection
September 1, 2003ReportRecovery Lost: Oregon's Faltering Economy Brings More Bad News for Workers
July 1, 2003ReportOn Whose Backs?
July 1, 2003CommentaryNo Pat on the Back
April 24, 2003ReportCooking the Public Debate
April 15, 2003ReportMaking Sense of Spending and Taxes in Oregon
March 17, 2003ReportThe Capital Gains Bird Does Not Fly
March 1, 2003CommentaryWhat Oregon Needs from the Feds is Fiscal Relief, Not More Tax Cuts
February 26, 2003ReportGrowing Again
February 20, 2003ReportThe Wrong Answer for Oregon’s Economy
January 1, 2003CommentaryPredictable, but Unnecessary, Failure
September 1, 2002CommentaryClear Conscience on the Minimum Wage
April 1, 2002CommentaryOvercoming Tax Myths Key to Oregon's Future
January 30, 2002ReportThings Don’t Look Different Here: Making Sense of Taxes and Spending in Oregon
December 5, 2001Op-edStimulus Sins
December 4, 2001Op-edKicker Dreams
October 1, 2001CommentaryEconomic Recovery Proposals will Fail Oregon
September 3, 2001ReportWhat's so Scary about a Recession?
June 1, 2001CommentaryTaking Responsibility for Low Wages
April 15, 2001ReportClearing the Air on Tax Day
February 1, 2001CommentaryBush Tax Cut Unnecessary Giveaway to Wealthy, Harmful for Oregon
June 6, 2000CommentaryWelfare Reform Bait and Switch — Déjà vu All Over Again
April 17, 2000CommentaryTax Fraud-dom: Avoiding Tax Day Mania
June 2, 1999ReportOregon's Increasing Minimum Wage Brings Raises to Former Welfare Recipients and Other Low-Wage Workers Without Job Losses

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