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Juan Carlos Ordóñez

Juan Carlos Ordóñez is the communications director of the Oregon Center for Public Policy.

May 4, 2023End the tax break pampering wealthy investors
March 3, 2023CommentaryAny new Oregon R&D tax credit should cut out corporations splurging on stock buybacks
January 25, 2023CommentaryU.S. House Republicans go to bat for wealthy tax cheaters and against the national interest
December 20, 2022CommentaryLegislature doesn’t have to look far to find money to tackle the housing crisis
December 12, 2022CommentaryOregon can protect exploited, low-paid workers. Here’s how.
November 28, 2022CommentaryCongress knows how to slash child poverty. It just needs to do it.
August 23, 2022CommentaryFree, simple tax filing puts interest of Americans above corporate profits
May 3, 2022Mothers need a stronger Child Tax Credit
October 22, 2021CommentaryFed up with poor quality jobs
June 23, 2021CommentaryThe tax blockbusters you may have missed
April 15, 2021Commentary8 things to know about Oregon’s tax system
December 30, 2020CommentaryOur top 5 publications of 2020
September 24, 2020CommentaryLatest economic forecast confirms need for more federal relief
September 1, 2020CommentaryLawmakers break promise to students rather than block tax cuts for the rich
July 28, 2020CommentaryHardship stalks the nation. Will Congress do what needs to be done?
March 11, 2020CommentaryWinners and Losers from the Premature Death of House Bill 4010
March 3, 2020CommentaryIf you care about gender justice, you need to care about the tax code
February 19, 2020CommentaryHow a Facebook billionaire's bill became Oregon tax law
February 12, 2020CommentaryLawmakers have a plan to worsen wealth inequality
January 24, 2020CommentaryAnniversary makes the case for Oregon millionaires' tax
December 26, 2019CommentaryOCPP’s top 5 stories for 2019
October 2, 2019CommentaryA day of tax infamy
June 10, 2019CommentaryBoost the EITC, improve social and economic circumstances for Oregon children
May 1, 2019CommentaryThis May Day, commit to fight for workers whose wages are stolen
April 12, 2019CommentaryOregon’s biggest housing subsidy needs to get children off the streets, not subsidize Oregon’s rich
January 10, 2019Fact Sheet4 reasons why Oregon’s corporate minimum tax is too low
December 18, 2018CommentaryOCPP’s 5 biggest stories of 2018
November 28, 2018CommentaryUndoing the legacy of racism through better tax policy
October 26, 2018CommentaryThe Founding Fathers would lead the fight against Measure 104
October 22, 2018CommentaryWith Measure 103, corporations aim to steal local control
October 3, 2018CommentaryFollow the money on Measure 103
September 5, 2018CommentaryMeasure 104 is how corporations and special interest groups hope to keep their tax loopholes
June 11, 2018CommentaryTrump administration seeks to hike the rent
May 15, 2018CommentaryA common-sense proposal for the special legislative session
April 13, 2018Blog postWhy the Governor’s action prevents further tax abuse
April 6, 2018Blog postA big win for Oregon teachers, students, and working families
March 26, 2018Blog postDoes Governor Brown take income inequality seriously? We’ll soon find out
March 20, 2018Blog postThe epicenter of Oregon's housing crisis
March 1, 2018Blog postThe "small business" smokescreen
February 13, 2018Blog postThree lowlights from the Trump budget
January 29, 2018Blog postBy any definition, poverty is a problem
December 26, 2017Blog postOCPP's top 5 stories of 2017
December 20, 2017CommentaryWe can stop the tragedy of homeless school children
November 1, 2017Blog postOregon is in good company, tax-wise
October 22, 2017Blog postThe health care of hundreds of thousands of Oregonians is at stake
May 15, 2015Street RootsState housing subsidy overdue for reform in Oregon
September 11, 2014Fact SheetCon-way: The Loophole Allowing Corporations to Avoid Oregon's Minimum Tax
August 27, 2013CommentaryThe Fierce Urgency of Full Employment
March 26, 2013Fact SheetNo Correlation: Economic Growth and Tax Rates on the Rich
March 11, 2012Statesman JournalDefining "Poverty" Matters
September 14, 2011Eugene Register-GuardOregon students face economic crisis that will affect us all
August 31, 2011CommentaryNarrow the Income Gap to Lift the Economy
June 29, 2011CommentaryBalanced Budget Amendment: Still Flawed, More Dangerous
June 29, 2011Salem-News.comBalanced Budget Amendment: Still Flawed, More Dangerous
April 3, 2011Statesman JournalProposal would a make bad situation worse
September 8, 2010Forest Grove News-TimesWe all share in the cost when workers aren't paid
August 6, 2010CommentaryWage Theft Robs Workers and the Economy
May 6, 2010CommentaryA Great Gift for Oregon Moms (and Dads)
May 4, 2010The SkannerPaid Family Leave: A Great Gift for Oregon Moms (and Dads)
January 5, 2010CommentaryRevitalizing Community, Revitalizing Our Economy
November 2, 2009CommentaryThe Case for Progressive Taxation
April 2, 2009CommentaryThe Lesson in My Bank's Failure
June 23, 2008CommentaryThe New Deal Still a Good Deal
May 30, 2008CommentaryLeave No Teacher Behind, If You Want the Best Schools
May 2, 2008CommentaryEconomic Inequality Reemerges, Opportunity Withers
April 1, 2008CommentaryUnderscore the “Us” in Sustainability
November 19, 2007CommentaryTax Cutting Away the Middle Class

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