SearchHomeMenuSign UpDonate
Oregon Center for Public Policy - https://www.ocpp.org

Publications by date about: Budget

March 19, 2020CommentaryFederal response to the coronavirus must include urgent, robust, and ongoing cash payments to working families
January 24, 2020CommentaryAnniversary makes the case for Oregon millionaires' tax
November 7, 2019VideoVideo: Oregon's two-tier tax system
July 17, 2019Commentary6 missed opportunities in the 2019 legislative session
May 30, 2019Issue BriefThe Kicker Fails Oregonians
April 25, 2019Issue BriefTobacco Tax Proposal Advances the Interests of Low-Income Oregonians
April 1, 2019Commentary4 ways “Opportunity Zones” squelch real opportunity
January 23, 2019CommentaryHow Oregon can counter corporate tax avoidance
June 20, 2018ReportOregonians in Every County and Congressional District Suffer Food Insecurity
May 10, 2018Fact sheetPass-Through Income Tax Loophole Favors the Well-Off, While Disadvantaging Workers
April 27, 2018PodcastDaniel Hauser discusses the possibility of a 2018 special session
April 17, 2018Blog post6 things to keep in mind about Oregon taxes
April 6, 2018Blog postA big win for Oregon teachers, students, and working families
April 6, 2018Action AlertThank Governor Brown for protecting over $1 billion for schools and public services
March 14, 2018Webinar2018 Oregon legislative session debrief
March 7, 2018Action AlertTell the Governor: stand with teachers, students, and working families
February 21, 2018Blog postFollow Trump’s lead or fight for Oregon’s schools? A true test for Oregon lawmakers
February 15, 2018Blog postDitch the federal tax scheme — or blow a hole in Oregon’s budget
February 13, 2018Blog postThree lowlights from the Trump budget
January 23, 2018News ReleaseA victory for 1 million Oregonians
 ← Previous Page: 2 of 3 Next  →

Why the Center?

Because ensuring that all Oregonians have a real opportunity to thrive requires public policy grounded in facts.

LEARN MORE ▸

What Oregonians say about the Center:

If OCPP didn't already exist, social justice advocates would have to invent it

– John Mullin, long-time human services advocate

latest features

Fed up with poor quality jobs
CommentaryFed up with poor quality jobs
Indigenous Peoples' Day resources
CommentaryIndigenous Peoples' Day resources
(Podcast) Why we need Build Back Better
Podcast(Podcast) Why we need Build Back Better
See more headlines ▸
Oregon Center for Public Policy

The Oregon Center for Public Policy researches and analyzes tax, budget, and economic issues. Our goal is to improve decision making and generate more opportunities for all Oregonians. Learn more about the Center.

6420 S Macadam Ave, Ste 200, Portland OR 97239-0127 | 971-279-4732 | info (at) ocpp.org

Powered by Mandate Media.

Affiliations