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Publications by date about: Poverty & inequality

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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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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