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January 26, 2021CommentaryThe EITC is good policy worth improving
January 20, 2021News ReleaseOregon employers rarely pay penalties for stealing wages
January 20, 2021Issue BriefLack of True Penalties Exacerbates Wage Theft in Oregon
January 18, 2021CommentaryHow far we still must go to fulfill Dr. King’s dream
December 30, 2020CommentaryOur top 5 publications of 2020
December 28, 2020CommentaryA tumultuous year can open the door to a brighter future
December 16, 2020Commentary4 reasons why you should disregard the latest tax report from the Oregon big business lobby
November 30, 2020CommentaryMany more Oregonians are going hungry this Thanksgiving
November 23, 2020News ReleaseMany more Oregonians are going hungry this Thanksgiving
November 19, 2020CommentaryOur legislative agenda for 2021
November 10, 2020CommentaryEconomic inequality weakens our nation
October 1, 2020News ReleaseIncome of Oregon’s ultra-rich sets new record
October 1, 2020The State of Working OregonIncome Inequality in Oregon Notched New Record Prior to COVID-19 Crisis
September 24, 2020CommentaryLatest economic forecast confirms need for more federal relief
September 3, 2020CommentaryA Labor Day wish for a strong safety net
September 3, 2020News ReleaseMost Oregonians used stimulus check to buy food
August 5, 2020CommentaryMillionaires don’t need more tax breaks. Will the Oregon legislature give them more next week?
July 28, 2020CommentaryHardship stalks the nation. Will Congress do what needs to be done?
July 22, 2020CommentaryCongress must act now to extend enhanced unemployment benefits
June 30, 2020CommentaryA timely boost for our state’s lowest-paid workers
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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.

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