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Publications by date about: Poverty & inequality

June 10, 2019CommentaryBoost the EITC, improve social and economic circumstances for Oregon children
May 21, 2019fact sheetSchedule E Income Drives Inequality
April 15, 2019CommentaryTax day is a day to fight poverty
March 7, 2019News ReleaseBi-partisan bill would boost tax credit for working families
March 6, 2019News ReleaseIncome inequality in Oregon sets yet another record high
March 6, 2019Fact SheetOregon’s Ultra-Rich Continue to Pull Away
February 19, 2019Fact SheetWhat Is Poverty?
February 14, 2019Fact SheetPoverty Despite Work Is the Rule, Not the Exception
February 14, 2019News ReleaseOregon families in poverty more likely to work than not
November 2, 2018CommentaryIt’s time to fix Oregon’s regressive tax structure
August 30, 2018News ReleaseDespite recent uptick, wages for many workers have barely budged long term
August 30, 2018ReportWages Rise, But Many Workers See No Long Term Progress
May 17, 2018State of Working Oregon SeriesOregon Lags in Fighting Food Insecurity
May 17, 2018News ReleaseOregon shows little, if any, progress in reducing food insecurity
March 6, 2018Blog postFamily budget calculator shows child care costs overwhelm households throughout Oregon
March 6, 2018News ReleaseIt takes more than $77,000 for a couple to raise two kids anywhere in Oregon
January 29, 2018Blog postBy any definition, poverty is a problem
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