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Michael Leachman

Michael Leachman is a policy analyst at the Oregon Center for Public Policy.

August 1, 2008CommentaryWindow Dressing or Real Reform?
March 25, 2008CommentaryA Tax System that Matches Oregon Values
June 26, 2007ReportSteady as She Goes: State and Local Government Revenues and Spending in Oregon
April 4, 2007ReportWorking, Poor, and Taxed: Improving Oregon’s Earned Income Credit
February 28, 2007CommentaryTime to invest in poor children and their families
January 30, 2007Commentary"Single-Sales" - A Modern Robber Baron
December 18, 2006CommentaryReduce Inequality to Expand Opportunity
October 31, 2006Report100 Percent Phony: The “65 percent solution” is a political gimmick
October 20, 2006Commentary"Umbrella" for Sale - Measure 48 TABOR Rainy Day Amendment
April 14, 2006ReportThe Great Corporate Tax Shift Undercutting Oregon's Economy and Quality of Life
January 27, 2006CommentaryTax Delays, Loan Sharking, and the Working Poor
October 26, 2005CommentaryThe Market Myth
September 26, 2005CommentaryDoes Oregon Still Believe in Itself?
September 2, 2005ReportLabor Day Report: Losing Ground
August 20, 2005CommentaryThe Paris Hilton Fan Club
May 27, 2005ReportCorporate Tax Dodge: The Decline of the Oregon Corporate Income Tax and the Shift to Individual Taxpayers
April 4, 2005CommentaryEconomic Growth for Whom?
February 20, 2005CommentarySuccess Against Hunger May Be Lost
October 1, 2004CommentaryA national sales tax? Would that be nice?
June 2, 2004CommentaryThe Coming Shakedown
March 2, 2004CommentaryBeware Wacky Spending Limits
February 23, 2004ReportTime to Raise the Corporate Minimum Tax
November 1, 2003CommentaryNo Change for Most Seniors
September 1, 2003CommentaryPicking Up the Slack
May 1, 2003CommentaryMisplaced Priorities
June 1, 2002CommentaryBe Fair to Immigrant Taxpayers
February 1, 2002CommentaryThe Farm Subsidy Scheme
September 1, 2001CommentaryHelping Mothers Raise Good Kids
April 1, 2001CommentaryWorking Hard For Little Reward: Oregon's Working Families Today
March 16, 2001ReportRestoring Food Stamp Benefits to Immigrants and Refugees in Oregon
December 29, 1999CommentaryHunger in Oregon

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