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Publications by date about: Budget

September 28, 2023PodcastFederal government shutdown: Explained
May 24, 2023Podcast(Podcast) What's at stake for Oregonians in the debt ceiling negotiations
April 10, 2023Fact SheetHow to pay (PAE) for it? Tax the rich.
March 3, 2023CommentaryAny new Oregon R&D tax credit should cut out corporations splurging on stock buybacks
June 10, 2022Podcast(Podcast) The rich don't need more money: why we need to reform the "kicker"
May 10, 2022CommentaryAction Plan for the People: How to build economic justice in Oregon
May 5, 2022CommentaryCongress needs to bring economic relief for Americans
April 15, 2022CommentaryMake the kicker work for all Oregonians
February 22, 2022CommentaryOregon workers earning lowest wages would benefit from one-time state help
February 16, 2022TestimonyHB 4093: Oregon needs a Genuine Progress Indicator
February 9, 2022CommentaryAnother kicker is afoot and other highlights from today's economic forecast
February 2, 2022TestimonySB 1510: Transform justice
January 24, 2022Legislative AgendaToward Prosperity for All: OCPP's 2022 legislative agenda
December 10, 2021Podcast(Podcast) The Racist Roots of Oregon's Tax System
November 3, 2021CommentaryThe most important legislation in a generation
July 8, 2021Commentary2021 Legislative Session: Successes and missed opportunities
April 19, 2021CommentaryDo we have the courage to sustain the investments Oregonians need?
March 25, 2021CommentaryOregon lawmakers must prevent the double-dip tax disaster
March 17, 2021TestimonyHB 3352: Cover all people
November 19, 2020CommentaryOur legislative agenda for 2021
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